"You have more choices than you think."  Really?...  What if you've already made a choice?...  What if that choice was to have an abortion? Do you just have to live with the consequences? What might some of those consequences be? Feelings of  regret...sadness...depression? Maybe increased use of drugs or alcohol...eating disorders? Is your abortion a guarded secret?  Maybe you can talk about the issue of abortion, but not your abortion. Have your relationships changed, especially with those of the opposite gender? Did you feel that abortion was your only choice? 

If these are some of the questions or issues that you live with, you might want to consider looking into a post-abortion recovery group.

Hope Clinic for Women is a safe place to be honest about your experience and the impact it has had on your life. We offer a confidential, non-judgmental environment, with counseling on an individual basis or in a group setting.

Our Post Abortion Counseling and Education may be the first steps towards recovery if you are hurting.

Counseling Available

• Grief work and restoration
• Individual sessions
• Small group sessions
• Meet weekly for 2 hours
• 12-14 weeks
• Faith-based curriculum
• Daytime or evening
• For both Women and Men
• Offered two or three times per year
  • Fall
  • Late Winter
  • Summer

Testimonials

• “Thank you for this ministry – it has meant the world of difference to me and my family.”
• “This has been the most freeing experience in my entire life...”
• “There aren’t enough words to express my gratitude for pointing me to the Healer and leading me down the path to freedom!”
• “I can’t thank you enough for all of your help and encouragement.”

Related Websites

• ramahinternational.org
• thinkaboutitonline.com
• troubledwith.com
• afterabortion.com
• safehavenministries.com

Staff Contact: Peg Ramsay

email: pramsay@hopeclinicforwomen.org

phone: (615) 321-0355

Recommended Readings Include:

Condon, Guy and Hazard, David. (2001). Fatherhood Aborted.
     Wheaton, Illinois; Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.

Freed, Luci and Salazar, Penny. (1993). A Season to Heal.
     Nashville, Tennessee: Cumberland House Publishing, Inc.

Masse, Sydna and Phillips, Joan. (1993). Her Choice to Heal.
     Colorado Springs, Colorado; Chariot Victor Publishing.