Amanda Star Kingsley

What I Wish Amanda Star Kingsley

Are you disappointed with the lack of non-judgemental abortion resources?




Accessing abortion is a vital part of reproductive health and reproductive justice. It is a valid pregnancy outcome that deserves our expertise and our attention.




With the abortion conversation consumed by politics, religion, and stigma those of us who are actually experiencing abortion are left lonely and confused by our experiences.




In clinic and private counseling during and after abortion care is limited or non-existent, and even accessing a therapist can be like finding a needle in a haystack. There simply are not enough people talking about the abortion experience through the mental health lens, which leaves millions of individuals starving for resources.




This book is a resource for: people who've had abortionspeople who know people who've had abortionsmedical and mental health professionalsand quite frankly anyone who has been through an emotional struggle or experience that left them with no narrative to seek shelter in.




It gifts you the reader connection, perspective, and hope. It fills the gap that patriarchy and supremacy have wedged into the world of reproductive wellbeing. No matter who you are or how many abortions you've had, reading this book will set you on a journey to recovered wholeness.