These websites contain excellent resources for the woman suffering from post-abortion emotional anguish.
Ramah International
The National Helpline is staffed by post-abortive women, and they are very similar to the above… they also refer to the pregnancy care centers that have post-abortion Bible studies, AND to Rachel’s VIneyard teams, (according to what is closest AND best meets clients needs), and they have 24/7 support by phone.
Further notes on Rachel’s Vineyard: They have a hotline, plus they will do email buddies for those who can’t bring themselves to pick up the phone–you can select a bio from a list of email buddies, and send in your questions or needs… they will be your email friend for as long as you wish… and there are retreats in almost every state and many other countries. It is a very nice website, also includes a men’s page.
- Wide range of resources offering the hope of healing to aborion’s wounded. This site gives a helpful summary statement of the post abortion stress syndrome, and locates a help center near you.
- Abortion Recovery InterNational (ARIN)
Abortion Recovery InterNational (ARIN) maintains an online directory of more than one thousand affiliates who provide personal, confidential and non-judgemental assistance to those hurting from a past abortion. They also have a toll-free hotline where you can speak to an abortion recovery specialist 1-800-395-HELP. - National Helpline for Abortion Recovery
National Helpline for Abortion Recovery provides confidential nonjudgmental care 24/7 for those needing help after abortion. The National Helpline is staffed by trained phone consultants who have personally experienced the pain of abortion but who have also found hope and healing. Phone them at 1-866-482-5433. - Rachel’s Vineyard
Rachel’s Vineyard offers confidential, nonjudgmental weekend programs and other services for anyone affected by abortion, including a toll free hotline (1-877-HOPE 4 ME) and email buddies for those desiring emotional support by email. - After Abortion
Compiled by the Elliot Institute (elliotinstitute.org), this site is a huge source of information on the detrimental effects of abortion. Includes links to hundreds of pages with articles, news and commentary on published studies, social and personal issues surrounding abortion, information on recovery after abortion, and stories from those who have been there. - Four Steps to Healing
Four Steps to Healing is a purse-sized paperback book which allows you to begin to heal from abortion issues in the privacy of your home. Nonjudgmental and informative, it provides steps you can take on your own, as well as help you to discover whether a group program may offer additional benefit. The book Four Steps to Healing has its own website at www.postabortionhealing.net. It was very much written so that those who may not have the courage to pick up the phone or attend a group program, could at least begin to heal in the privacy of their home. The book does give examples so that anyone reading it can see how various women were helped by going to group programs, therefore, it may help people who read the book to have the courage to attend a healing program (Bible study, retreat etc.) The website for Four Steps To Healing was designed totally neutral, with nothing political or denominational, so that it would be a site where physicians can in fact feel comfortable referring women.
The National Helpline is staffed by post-abortive women, and they are very similar to the above… they also refer to the pregnancy care centers that have post-abortion Bible studies, AND to Rachel’s VIneyard teams, (according to what is closest AND best meets clients needs), and they have 24/7 support by phone.
Further notes on Rachel’s Vineyard: They have a hotline, plus they will do email buddies for those who can’t bring themselves to pick up the phone–you can select a bio from a list of email buddies, and send in your questions or needs… they will be your email friend for as long as you wish… and there are retreats in almost every state and many other countries. It is a very nice website, also includes a men’s page.
