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Who it's forNurses, doulas, midwives, social workers, therapists, lactation professionals, childbirth educators, physicians, chaplains, students and other professionals supporting families through pregnancy, birth and postpartum.
The Hospital Discharge Is Not the End of Bereavement Care
What happens after a family leaves the hospital without their baby?
Bereavement care cannot end at discharge. In this live conversation, Vallen and Leila explore what families may face in the days and weeks after pregnancy loss, from postpartum recovery and lactation to partner grief, sibling support, mental health, follow-up care, and the overwhelming reality of returning home.
We’ll talk about how professionals can help create a true continuum of grief-informed care that supports families beyond the hospital room.
November In-Person Training
Our live Pregnancy Loss Education Training helps perinatal professionals feel more prepared to support families through miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal death, TFMR, and other experiences of pregnancy and infant loss. Through a grief-informed lens, participants will explore compassionate communication, family-centered support, advocacy, memory-making, cultural considerations, postpartum care after loss, and the practical tools professionals need to respond with greater confidence and intention.
This training goes beyond knowing the “right thing to say.” It helps professionals understand how grief can affect the whole family system and how the care provided during and after loss can shape a family's experience for years to come.
The Pregnancy Loss Care Questions People Are Afraid to Ask
What do you say when there truly are no words? Should siblings meet the baby? What if parents decline photos or memory-making? What happens if you say the wrong thing?
In this live conversation, Vallen and Leila answer the pregnancy loss care questions professionals often have, but may feel uncomfortable, unsure, or even afraid to ask.
This is a judgment-free conversation about navigating the difficult, nuanced moments of bereavement care with more confidence, compassion, and a grief-informed lens.
What We’re Building, and Why Pregnancy Loss Education Has to Change
What could pregnancy loss care look like if we stopped accepting, “This is just how it’s always been done”?
Join Vallen and Leila for a behind-the-scenes conversation about what Evelyn James & Company is building, what they are learning from families and professionals, and why pregnancy loss education needs to expand beyond protocols, checklists, and the immediate moment of loss.
We’ll explore grief-informed perinatal care, professional education, caregiver support, continuity of care, and the bigger vision behind our November Pregnancy Loss Education Training.