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Ramah International takes pleasure in offering an online training curriculum tailored for those who aspire to work in both abortion recovery (helping individuals attain peace following an abortion) and support services for those contemplating abortion. The program comprises several courses, each containing relevant classes for both topics. Let the Ramah Institute enrich your ministry endeavors. Sign up today!
Course Objectives
Basic Abortion Recovery: This course is tailored for individuals who are just beginning their journey in abortion recovery ministry. It is also perfect for current leaders who lack any training background. The classes aim to help participants effectively use the written program, “Her Choice to Heal: Finding Emotional and Spiritual Peace after Abortion,” and HerChoicetoHeal.com. The course also includes videos related to the emotional aspects of healing, which can aid in enhancing your communication skills when working with this significant demographic.
Advanced Abortion Recovery Leadership: This course is designed for individuals with prior experience in abortion recovery leadership, offering ongoing training topics to refine your skills in utilizing the written program, “Her Choice to Heal: Finding Emotional and Spiritual Peace after Abortion,” and HerChoicetoHeal.com. The course aims to inspire and empower experienced leaders, enabling them to be more effective in helping those with wounded hearts from abortion to find God’s healing.
Reaching the Abortion Vulnerable: This course is tailored to help pregnancy center staff, nurses, and volunteers become more proficient in connecting with individuals who are seriously contemplating an abortion. The course material also aids in gaining a deeper understanding of how to reach the 60% of women who consider abortion on multiple occasions.
Available Classes

Sharing Abortion Clinic Information
Class Objective: In this class, Sydna Massé presents information for individuals visiting a pregnancy center who may still opt for an abortion. The content is crafted to guide a person who might accompany a woman to the clinic – primarily the potential father of the baby – in recognizing the characteristics of quality healthcare.

The Cultural Impact of Abortion
Class Objective: A woman’s cultural background and family history can influence her abortion decisions. If she or her family have recently moved to the US, if she is studying here, or if she is on a visa, it is crucial to acknowledge that her reasons for considering abortion may differ from other clients.
In this class, Sydna Massé recounts her personal experience as a child of Irish immigrants and how it affected her abortion decision. She also discusses methods for your ministry efforts to comprehend the diverse cultural dynamics that shape your community, thus better preparing you to understand the factors that motivate immigrants and/or first-generation Americans to consider abortion.

Reaching Abortion Vulnerable Men
Class Objective: Every pregnancy test performed directly involves a man, who represents half of the pregnancy center’s target audience. Regrettably, our movement often falls short in effectively reaching this audience for various reasons.
We cannot initiate a ministry for abortion-vulnerable men using the same approach as we do for women. Men have distinct needs, communication skills, emotions, fears, hopes, and dreams. If women have been misled about abortion, men have been deceived to an even greater extent.
In this class, Sydna Massé recounts the story of her son’s unexpected pregnancy at the age of 17. She provides a vivid illustration of how these men can be educated to influence the abortion decisions of their loved ones, and how their families can be profoundly affected.

The Biological and Cellular Impact of Abortion
Class Objective: In this class, Sydna Massé provides insights on discussing the following scientific aspects of pregnancy with clients who are considering abortion, as well as the potential future implications of their decision:
Cellular Impact – Microchimerism
Biological Impact:
• Hormonal Shifts – Oxytocin • Breast Tissue Development • Lactation • Postpartum Depression
For an additional video on Microchimerism – “Why You Cannot Forget the Child You Lost to Abortion,” visit https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1DsG5Zntms&t=149s.

Abortion Recovery Formats
Class Objective: In this class, Sydna Massé and Melissa Horton explore different approaches to assist women in navigating the abortion recovery process.
These approaches encompass:
- Group sessions and individual meetings
- Online personal support through email, phone, or Zoom
- Online resources at HerChoicetoHeal.com
- Weekend retreats
- Post-recovery care using “Beyond Regret: Living Victoriously in Christ After Abortion”

Abortion Recovery Demographics
Class Objective: In this class, Ramah International Board member, Karen Fifer, shares her personal story as a grandparent affected by abortion, emphasizing the new resource from Ramah International, “Legacy Lost: Healing Abortion’s Heartache in Grandparents.”
Sydna Massé then discusses her relationship with her mother, which lacked support for her abortion recovery journey. The class also addresses other individuals impacted by abortion.
These include:
- Siblings of the post-abortive individual (Aunts/Uncles of aborted children)
- Siblings of the aborted child
- Those who assisted or participated in an abortion decision

Policy and Procedures for Abortion Recovery
Class Objective: In this class, Sydna Massé reviews the Her Choice to Heal Policy and Procedures Manual, which can be found at this link: https://herchoicetoheal.com/abortion-recovery-resources/policy-and-procedure-manual-for-abortion-recovery-ministry/. The discussion includes clarifying statements that emphasize a leader’s personal ministry experience, measures to address leadership conflicts, and how this resource enables ministries to customize the forms and reproduce the manual for distribution among team members.

Abortion Vulnerable Unwrapping an Abortion Story
Class Objective: In this class, Sydna Massé presents fundamental questions to initiate a conversation about a previous abortion when a client, potentially vulnerable to abortion, visits a pregnancy center and discloses a past abortion experience. Sydna includes basic questions to ask these clients with the objective of encouraging dialogue, enabling the client to recall memories of past abortion trauma to reduce the likelihood of choosing abortion again. The primary role to listen and help the individual comprehend the consequences of undergoing multiple abortions is also outlined.

Unwrapping an Abortion Story
Class Objective: In this course, Sydna Massé instructs abortion recovery ministry leaders on the essential questions to pose in order to assist a woman in sharing her personal abortion experience. The curriculum of this course also covers various methods of effective communication, which may not always be verbal. Furthermore, the course delves into identifying the individuals a woman needs to forgive, the traumatic consequences of medication abortion, and the story of how Sydna uncovered the identity of her abortionist, among other topics.

The Impact of Medication Abortion
Class Objective: Medication abortion, also known as the abortion pill, is considered one of the more distressing types of abortion. In this course, Sydna Massé explains the process of medication abortion, where a woman essentially becomes her own abortion provider, and discusses the effects on those who choose this method.

Determining Client Level of Vulnerability
Class Objective: In this course, Sydna Massé explains how to identify abortion influencers that may be present in an abortion-vulnerable client’s communication regarding a potential abortion, enabling you to better address their needs. The course covers the following aspects in detail:
- The “fear of pregnancy” mode that arises immediately after intercourse
- Male perspectives influencing abortion decisions
- The effects of adverse childhood trauma
- Assessing the client’s risk level for being abortion-vulnerable
Charts and graphics are included in the class and note sections to present the information more coherently and visually.

Common Issues of Post Abortive People
Class Objective: Abortion trauma can manifest in various ways, depending on factors surrounding the abortion and the time elapsed since making this decision. It is uncommon for a post-abortive individual to experience every issue on this list, and some symptoms might not even be included in the “common issues list.”
In this course, Sydna Massé details these prevalent issues and offers a user-friendly “Pro vs. Con Abortion Activity” to assist pregnancy center teams in discussing the spiritual, emotional, psychological, and physical effects of abortion with clients who are contemplating this choice.

How Many Women
Class Objective: Obtaining accurate statistics on the demographics of post-abortive individuals is challenging for various reasons. In this course, Sydna Massé, using data from the Alan Guttmacher Institute (the research arm of Planned Parenthood), estimates the number of women who might have experienced abortion within three age groups – Over 50 years, 35-50 years, and under 35 years.
This presentation also explains why it is nearly impossible to survey post-abortive individuals in a statistically significant way.
Notes accompanying the course contain information about why some women undergo multiple abortions and how to compassionately address a past abortion experience.

Ramah Defined
Class Objective: In this course, Sydna Massé shares the scriptural basis of the ministry of Ramah International found in Jeremiah 31:15-17.
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