Transform Your Practice: Master the Art of Supporting Families through Pregnancy and Infant Loss
And most families find that they are alone, even when they should have had a good support system.
But you can change that.
You can be the gentle, confident support that every single client needs – regardless of the outcome of their birth
Most birth professionals have no idea how to support a family through loss.
I’d love to invite you to
Holding Hope Bereavement Training!
Friday-Saturday, June 19-20th
The knowledge and support you need to be able to support your clients through a loss, and to hold hope for them as they process is an important skill that all birth support professionals should have.
Holding Hope Live is a two-day event that will equip you with all of the tools to understand pregnancy and infant loss, so that you can support families as they face this vulnerable time.
By the end of this class…
You will have the tools to show up for your clients in an untriggered and confident way
You will be able to hold space for grief and joy at the same time
You will know how to honor a baby who did not make it earthside, while holding his parents gently and carefully
You will be able to help your clients feel loved and supported even during one of the hardest times of their lives
Holding Hope graduate
“Every single person who works with moms during pregnancy or birth needs to take a course like this one.”
Doula, nurse
I would absolutely recommend this course, but not simply for the sake of gaining knowledge — it is best suited for those who feel genuinely called to serve in this capacity
Here’s What You’ll Find Inside Holding Hope
Bereavement Support Course
A two-day class all about what to expect from loss, and how to support a family before, during, and after the loss of a much-loved baby.
Resource Library
A printed folder of templates, client handouts, and grief support tools – so that you have what you need to support families in tangible ways.
“As a loss mom, I wish every single one of my support people had taken a course like this. And as a nurse, I know that every single person who works with pregnant or postpartum moms needs a course like this.”
Your clients deserve a support person who is ready to hold space for them – no matter the outcome of their birth.
Will you join us at
Holding Hope?
Got Questions?
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Yes! At the end of the course, you will have a couple of assignments. Once those are completed you will receive a certificate as a Bereavement Doula.
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This course is approved for 10 contact hours through the South Carolina Chiropractic Board of Examiners.
10 contact hours (1.0 CEU) will be available through the Midwifery Education Accreditation Council starting in August 2026.
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It is impossible to cover every single kind of loss in any kind of course. Whole books have been written, which have barely scratched the surface. That being said, this course covers as much as possible, and gives tools to still be able to support families through any kind of loss that is not covered.
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This course will be taught over ten hours on Friday and Saturday, June 19-20th. But there also is some take-home work that is entirely self-paced and can be completed as your schedule allows.
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There are no formal prerequisites, but a background in supporting pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, or a basic understanding of pregnancy and birth is helpful.
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Yes, a hard copy of course materials will be given to you during the class, and you will have the opportunity to purchase online copies of resources.
Ready to sign up?
Still not sure?
That’s OK! I know this is a really big commitment, and I get it if you still have questions or concerns. Please feel free to reach out to me on Instagram or via email, and let’s talk!