Drawing on a phenomenological study of African American women living with secondary infertility, this recorded symposium session looks at their lived experiences, the intersection of race and gender in fertility care, the Strong Black Woman schema, and the support these clients need.
Learning objectives
- Recognize the definition of secondary infertility, its potential causes and the cultural disparities surrounding it.
- Recognize the concerns that shape the responses and needs of African American women experiencing secondary infertility.
- Describe how counselors can provide greater support to African American women experiencing secondary infertility.
Presenter
Ariel Harrison, Ph.D. (Walden University) and Katrina E. Pinkney (University of the Cumberlands)
Continuing education credit
1.0 CE hours. To earn your certificate, watch the full session, pass the post-test and complete the course evaluation.
Course Content
Course evaluation: Understanding the Experiences and Counseling Needs of African American Women with Secondary Infertility
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