Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness
Wed, 15 Mar
|Online Session
Looking specifically at what constitutes good bereavement care.
Time & Location
15 Mar 2023, 12:00 – 14:00
Online Session
About The Event
The Foundation for Infant Loss are offering a series of 2 hour webinars.
Each session is worth 2 hours CPD - Certification will be provided
About this session:
Looking specifically at what constitutes good bereavement care and a mothers experience of losing her baby to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome at home, her fears surrounding the police, Post Mortem and the mortuary and best practice shown in the funeral directors.
Failures in general care will also be highlighted.
This course will also look at the support available in terms of charities and counselling.
We will also look at the importance of memory making,informed choice and life after loss.
A Q and A is included at the end of each session
Certificate is provided and will be emailed directly after the session along with a E pack of further resources/course notes.
For more info and booking, head over to The Infant Loss foundation here
Testimonials
“I just wanted to say a huge thank you to you for creating the courses about infant loss. I am a bereavement support volunteer for Cruse Bereavement Care on the Isle of Man, and I asked to be enrolled and they’ve been so interesting and helpful to my understanding and I know it will help me to support anyone who has experienced this far better than I would without this invaluable training”
Bereavement Support Volunteer for Cruse Bereavement Care – Isle of Man“
Chantal is a powerhouse of a woman who brings her own experience of her daughter’s death into passionate education for healthcare professionals. I did a training day with her a few weeks ago and if you ever get the chance to go, do (taking your biggest emotional capacity and a box of tissues)”
Ellie Durant: Midwife Diaries and Author of “New Walk
“Thank you so much for the most amazing CPD experience I have ever had.Your bravery and your testimony of your beautiful child touched me very deeply I have come away with so much knowledge and understanding and know I will be a much better counsellor for having all this insight”
Ellen Kelly – Counsellor
“Firstly, thank you again for a most informative training session on Saturday morning. Your story was extremely moving”Thomas Davies Funeral Directors
“Thank you very much for the attached and especially for the session yesterday. Your teaching was deeply moving which I felt was extremely courageous, honest and vital in enlightening those of us in helping professions and for everyone actually.”
Caroline Peskett – Counsellor
“I attended the 2 hour infant loss training on Saturday morning. I would recommend it to all Cruse volunteers. Infant loss features in so many client’s lives, either as the main reason they are asking for support at the time or (I find) woven into their life story which reveals itself in the sessions. Chantal uses her own real life experience of being a mother to Marnie as a basis and this is both deeply affecting and an opportunity to rigorously consider and reflect on how we support families who are going through/have been through infant loss. It was not an easy training session but as a result, I feel prepared and refreshed and, having reflected upon some of the (even) more difficult aspects of infant loss, able to bring them into the room with clients.
”Heather Mack – CRUSE