VIRTUAL TRAINING
Will be offered again Spring 2021
Working with families around birth, means you will likely be faced with supporting a family in grief at some point. Engaging with families around birth is a sacred privilege; entering this space during grieving is a huge responsibility.
This workshop will cover the ways grief impacts families, what type of behaviors grieving people may demonstrate, and how you can best support them, as well as yourself, as a birth professional.
We will explore the different types of pregnancy and infant loss, as well as other birth related trauma, and how that impacts pregnancy, birth and parenting..
We will understand grief vs mourning and learn how to use companioning theory to enter the spaces of grieving families.
Togther we will create concrete examples of what support looks like within our scope of practice. We will learn skills for caring for ourselves as we are surrounded by the grief of others.
I do hope you will join us!
Amy has been a doula since 2007 and has been working with families around perinatal loss since 2013. She currently serves as the Loss Coordinator for the Women and Children’s Unit at Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover NH, and runs Seacoast Perinatal Loss Support.
She has an extensive history of working with families in crisis both as a foster parent and as a doula. Amy was trained in adult education through the University of NH and NHDCYF.
This class is availablie by donation. Pay what you can.
Suggested Donation $50.
A $50 donation includes DONA International CEUs, and access to a recording of the workshop.
Class size is LIMITED! Please be sure to register to reserve a spot.
Once you register you will receive a follow up email with access information for the zoom meeting.
Very informative, this will help me support families in their time of need
Amy lead a very informative seminar that allowed me to really think about how I could support families in times of grief. The information was presented in a very organized way, she asked lots of questions that made it feel very interactive and Amy was obviously quite knowledgeable on the subject. I would highly recommend this seminar to others.
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- Participants will understand the different types of pregnancy and infant loss, as well as other birth related trauma.
- Participants will recognize how grief can affect pregnancy, birth and parenting.
- Participants will understand the difference between grief and mourning.
- Participants will have a basic understanding of Companioning Theory and how they can use it to support families in grief.
- Participants will be able to give concrete examples of support they can offer grieving families within their scope of practice.
- Participants will recognize the symptoms of trauma and depression and know what type of resources to provide to families for additional supports.
- Participants will understand vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue, and know how to care for themselves as professionals.
DONA International CEU Requirements
- Participants must attend the seminar live in order to receive CEUs.
- Participants must have their Camera on and remain engaged in the seminar to receive CEUs.
- Participants must complete the required quiz to receive CUEs.
- Participants must complete a course evaluation to receive CEUs
- Participants must be enrolled at the recommended donation rate to receive CEUs, unless they have been granted a scholarship by the presenter.
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