Specialist input, interdisciplinary exchange and networking relating to the professional care of parents during stressful prenatal diagnostics, perinatal palliative care and abortion.

For professionals from the fields of obstetrics and gynaecology, neonatology and paediatrics, psychology, psychotherapy and psychiatry, bereavement counselling, ethics, pastoral care, funerals, palliative care, children's Spitex, maternity and paternity counselling, family planning, therapy and counselling.

Stressful prenatal diagnosis of the unborn child can trigger existential crises and lead expectant parents as well as us professionals into major dilemmas:

How can we help parents and their child in the area of conflict between palliative Care of the unborn child and termination of pregnancy encounter? How can we provide support when inhumane decisions are made? (have to) be felled?

What tools, structures and resources are helpful in these challenging situations? How can we work sustainably - especially in a fragmented and synchronised healthcare system that often ignores the distress these dilemmas can cause for professionals and those affected and the consequences they have for our society?

We invite you to exciting specialist input, lively dialogue, interdisciplinary networking and joint reflection. Discuss with us.