Pregnancy loss education has traditionally focused heavily on what happens in the immediate moments surrounding a loss.

But supporting a grieving family is bigger than a single hospital room, checklist, memory box, or discharge packet.

It includes communication. Advocacy. Postpartum recovery. Partner and sibling grief. Cultural humility. Mental health. Continuing bonds. Follow-up care. Professional confidence. Caregiver well-being. And understanding how grief can ripple through an entire family system long after the initial loss.

In this live conversation, Vallen and Leila are taking you behind the scenes of what Evelyn James & Company is building, and why our approach to pregnancy loss education continues to evolve.

We’ll talk about what we are learning through our students, families, podcast conversations, professional community, and trainings; where we continue to see gaps in care; and why we believe the future of perinatal care needs a stronger grief-informed lens.

We’ll also share more about our November Pregnancy Loss Education Training and why we are intentionally creating an experience that goes beyond information alone, with conversation, practical application, reflection, connection, and tools professionals can actually carry into their work.

This is a conversation about where pregnancy loss care has been, where we believe education can grow, and what becomes possible when professionals are given the support and tools to care for grieving families with greater intention.