Erica Goldblatt Hyatt Books

Drawing from extensive experience as a mental health clinician and social worker, this author has worked with both adult and pediatric populations across diverse settings, including hospital administration and clinical oncology. Her approach is deeply family-informed and trauma-treatment focused, reflecting a commitment to understanding the complex needs of individuals. As an assistant professor and department chair of psychology, she bridges practical expertise with academic insight. Her writing offers a unique perspective on psychological challenges and strategies for navigating them.

Living with Babyloss: Navigating the Grief and Uncertainties of Losing a Pregnancy

Living with Babyloss: Navigating the Grief and Uncertainties of Losing a Pregnancy
230 pages
9 hours of reading
Miscarriage, stillbirth, infant death, early pregnancy loss, reoccurring miscarriage, unsuccessful infertility, ending a wanted pregnancy for medical or other reasons, blighted ovum, molar pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy, chemical pregnancy-these are all forms of babyloss. There are very few things in life that are as painful as the loss of your pregnancy or baby. This book is designed especially for you and the ones you love, to help you find comfort and healing as you navigate life after babyloss.

Living with Babyloss: Navigating the Grief and Uncertainties of Losing a Pregnancy