Reclaiming Our Children: A Blog About Healing After Abortion

I found this group, part of the APA (American Psychological Association) and clearly pro abortion.
These, I am sure, are some of the people stating abortion does no harm to women…
http://www.awpsych.org/default.htm

"The Association for Women in Psychology was convened during the 1969 meeting of the American Psychological Association because APA was  not responding to the issues raised by the new women’s liberation  movement.  AWP members continued to speak out at APA meetings over the next few years about employment discrimination,  sexual harassment, lack of research and theory on women, and
         other issues we now collect under the term "sexism."   Because of AWP’s efforts, an official group for the psychology of women (Division
                    35) was created in APA in 1973.  In 1977, joint AWP
      and Division 35 efforts resulted in the creation of a Women’s  Program Office at APA headquarters.  Two decades later, AWP continues to play an active role outside of APA, sponsoring 
annual and occasional regional conferences on feminist psychology  and publishing a newsletter.  We make several awards
       annually on topics relevant to feminist psychology."

They obviously are not concerned with the mental health of women suffering from abortion

Mental health

We support the stance of the American Psychological Association
which disputes  causal links between abortion and mental health problems
such as depression and anxiety. Furthermore, the APA recognizes that keeping
abortion safe, legal, and accessible is a mental health issue and a child
welfare issue as well as a women’s health issue.

While we recognize that women may feel a variety of emotions
following an abortion, including otions, we oppose the creation of a mental
health disorder to describe these reactions. We feel that Post-Abortion
Syndrome and other myths have been used by anti-choice advocates solely to prsue
legislation banning abortion anot in the interests of women’s health.

mental

We support the stance of the American Psychological Association
which disputes  causal links between abortion and mental health
problems such as depression and anxiety. Furthermore, the APA
recognizes that keeping abortion safe, legal, and accessible is a
mental health issue and a child welfare issue as well as a women’s
health issue.

While
we recognize that women may feel a variety of emotions following an
abortion, including otions, we oppose the creation of a
mental health disorder to describe these reactions. We feel that
Post-Abortion Syndrome and other myths
have been used by anti-choice advocates solely to prsue legislation
banning abortion anot in the interests of women’s health.