
Navigating the Seasons of Childlessness
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Dear Friends,
As the founder of the Empty Cradle, I extend my heartfelt greetings to all the brave women who have chosen to embark on the journey of childlessness with us. When I established this organization, my vision was to create a safe haven where women could find solace, support, and understanding in the face of childlessness.
Childlessness is a deeply personal and emotional experience. It is a journey that often involves navigating through complex feelings of grief, loss, and uncertainty. At the Empty Cradle, we acknowledge the uniqueness of each woman's story and honor the courage it takes to confront this reality.
My role as a counselor at the Empty Cradle is not just to provide guidance but also to listen wholeheartedly, free of judgment. I have witnessed the strength that emerges when women come together, forming bonds of friendship and compassion. Through group sessions, one-on-one counseling, and workshops, we foster an environment where you can share your thoughts and emotions openly, knowing that you are supported every step of the way.
The Empty Cradle is more than just an organization; it is a community of like-minded individuals who understand the challenges and triumphs of childlessness. Together, we explore new paths, discover hidden passions, and redefine our sense of purpose. While the road may be uncertain, remember that you have the power to shape your own narrative and find fulfillment beyond the dream of motherhood.
I urge you to be kind to yourself during this journey. Embrace self-compassion and allow yourself to heal. Remember that there is no timeline for coming to terms with childlessness; it is a personal process that unfolds at its own pace.
I invite you to join us at the Empty Cradle and discover the strength of a supportive community. Together, we can break the silence surrounding childlessness, educate society about its realities, and empower one another to live fulfilling and purposeful lives.
With love and understanding, Sarah Roberts Founder and Counselor, The Empty Cradle
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Free Webinar Recording- World Childless Week 2024
Constructing worthiness – An intimate conversation between Gayle Letherby and Sarah Roberts Visit Website WEBINAR OVERVIEW Involuntary childlessness is a personal, social and cultural experience and the way it unfolds in our lives can feel devaluing. We might not feel supported in both our heartbreak and thriving; nor feel welcome, safe or connected in relational…
Read MoreReignite Weekend, Melbourne, 8 & 9 March 2025
Come, experience the life changing magic of Jody Day’s Gateway Women Reignite Weekend This workshop really is a balm for your tender heart and precious soul. Women in our community are just amazing!!! This workshop is lovingly co-facilitated by Sarah Roberts from the Empty Cradle and Judy Graham from Womenhood Counselling. For over five years,…
Read MoreChildlessness & Regret Group Program
Starting in March 2025 Express your interest today Needs a quick overview of the program here. Expression of interest is now open to receive information and go on the waiting list for applications starting Very much looking forward to sharing this life-changing group experience with you. Warmly, Sarah Roberts Express Interest Includes Includes Application and…
Read MoreABC Article – World Childless Week 2024
Childlessness can cause a ‘deep existential crisis’. What you say about it matters. Some body copy about the article with the ABC and click the button below where you can read the article. Sarah Roberts Read Article
Read MoreTraining: Advocacy
February to May 2025 Become an advocate The Empty Cradle A voice for the experiences and advocacy for issues affecting involuntary childless Australians. Enquiry
Read MoreTraining: For The Health Care Sectors
February to May 2025 Professional Development, Consultation & Training Including counsellors, doctors, nurses, scientists, therapists, front line staff, anyone who is walking alongside involuntary childless women from a professional role. This could include Managers and Supervisors. Enquiry
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