Donor Conception After Loss: Making Thoughtful, Informed Decisions for Your Family
An honest conversation about grief, readiness, and choosing donor conception with intention.
Choosing donor conception with care, clarity, and compassion
Gila is the Executive Director and Co-Founder Yesh Tikva. Three years into her personal fertility journey she founded Yesh Tikva with the help of four incredible and dedicated women. She received her BA in psychology from Yeshiva University Stern College for Women and an MA in Applied Behavioral Analysis from Columbia University. Prior to assuming the position of Executive Director of Yesh Tikva, she worked for 8 years as a behavior therapist and parent educator.
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Choosing donor conception with care, clarity, and compassion
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