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Twin Loss

with Karlton Terry
The vanishing twin syndrome is the loss of a twin or twins during pregnancy, usually in the first trimester,and often times before the mother even knows she's pregnant, let alone carrying twins.

When this happens, the tissues of the miscarried twin are often reabsorbed by the mother's body over time. The loss of a sibling though, even at such an early age, is a significant event, emotionally and psychologically, and it is usually unknown and overlooked and never given the appropriate space for the bereavement process to unfold.

Babies who suffer the loss of a twin (sometimes called a soul mate) in the womb, do so alone.
This phenomenon can underlie maladaptive attachment patterns, belief systems of shame, survivor’s guilt, betrayal, fear of commitment, and unresolved grief that can lead to a lifetime of searching for reconnection to the lost soul.

In this class, Karlton addresses the symptoms and coping strategies that present in twin dynamics, how these dynamics affect the surviving twin’s identity formation, and how to liberate babies from the agony of unresolved twin loss.
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Ask KT III Series

  • Entry Level/Intermediary
  • Power Point Presentation
  • Practical application
  • To support yourself and your client
  • 90 minute class
  • life-long access to recording

Learning outcomes

  • Gain an understanding of the psychological impacts of the very early stages of gestation
  • Learn how experiences during these stages can be expressed by the baby

who can this benefit

  • Birth practitioners who would like to deepen their own personal journey
  • Birth practitioners who would like support in their own work with clients
  • Parents who would like to deepen their awareness of pre and perinatal understanding
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Meet Our Presenter
Patrick Jones - Course author

Karlton Terry

Pre and Perinatal Educator and Author