Did you know you have the power to help someone understand and communicate their heart through the questions you ask? The power of good questions opens up dimensions of awareness of oneself, others and the surrounding circumstances. […]
If your friend is facing an unexpected pregnancy, she may be feeling overwhelming and conflicting emotions. She faces big decisions and she may be impacted by a lot of fears. As her friend, you can have a role in helping her gain perspective, hope, and discernment as she makes important pregnancy decisions. […]
One option to an unexpected pregnancy is becoming an “unexpected” parent—embracing these new circumstances, and welcoming and raising a new life in this world. Genuine concerns may arise: finances, education, employment, and the practical logistics of parenthood. […]
When someone says, “I’m pregnant,” our instinct is often to give advice or try to fix the situation. But what if the most important response is simply to listen? Learn practical ways to support someone facing an unexpected pregnancy with compassion and hope. […]
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Healthy boundaries help relationships feel safer and more balanced. Learn what boundaries are, why they matter, and how to set them without guilt. […]
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Learn the most common early pregnancy symptoms, how accurate they are, and what to do next. Free, confidential support is available.
Depending on your situation, a late period can feel terrifying. Suddenly, your life and your future may feel uncertain. You may feel alone, unsure, or confused. You may have important people in your life telling you what to do. All of that together is… a lot.
We understand. You are not alone. This blog was written for you.
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The House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance invited Canadians to participate in its annual pre-budget consultation process. Pregnancy Care Canada welcomed the opportunity to share our concerns about certain recommendations from the previous budget process. […]
Data informed conclusions.
We must look at the data regarding abortion and the emotional consequences that may result. It is time for research, not assumptions, to determine funding decisions about how best to support women in crisis. […]
Media Release: October 30, 2024 False labels and mischaracterizations don’t help women: Response to the Government of Canada The Liberal Government announced on Tuesday, October 29, 2024, proposed legislative changes “to require more transparency” from charities providing pregnancy care services.[1] “Specifically, registered charities whose purpose or one of their main activities is to provide pregnancy […]
October 2024 by Linda Herron Understanding the Heartache of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Jessica and Cole had been trying to conceive for three years. When they finally saw the positive pregnancy test, they were overjoyed. They called their parents and shared the news with their closest friends. They started planning for the future, the baby’s […]
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