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Kim Bergman

American psychologist and surrogacy advocate

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Bergman began working in the surrogacy field in 1994. Prior to this she was a clinical psychologist. In 1996, she closed her practice and began work as a psychologist for Growing Generations, where she is now a co-owner. At Growing Generations, Bergman has been involved in more than 1700 surrogacies, and has worked as an advocate for LGBTQ rights and civil rights legislation. She has also discussed surrogacy issues in the media.

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