Have you ever felt uncomfortable caring for bereaved families?

Some days do you think your care for these families could be improved?

Would you like to feel more confident supporting families through pregnancy loss and perinatal death?

Is your current approach to bereavement care sustainable and considering your own needs in this space?

This third session of our 3-part education series covers:

Memory Forming

• Why? When? How?
• What options are available?
• Feedback from bereaved families

Pregnancy After Loss

• Latest research findings
• Special considerations
• Messages from the PAL community

Staff Self-Care & Sustainability

• Why is self-awareness important?
• What is a sustainable health practitioner?
• How stressed are you?
• The cost of caring
• What is self-care?
• What is effective debriefing?
• Practical resources

Gain Clarity & Confidence in the bereavement support you provide to grieving families

Become a Guiding Light in the darkness of grief and loss for families and colleagues

Have a Sustainable Approach to optimise your own personal and professional longevity

About the presenter:

Nicole is a perinatal loss educator who developed the ISLA grief & loss service after losing her daughter Isla in 2016. Her mission is to improve the confidence and capabilities of front-line maternity staff working in the bereavement space.

So far Nicole has delivered training to over 900 maternity providers of varying experience levels. Nicole is a postgraduate trained physiotherapist and mother to three living boys. She has completed studies in Bereavement Support, is a trained Peer Supporter with Red Nose and is a member of the Red Nose National Scientific Advisory Group (NSAG).

For more information on the ISLA grief & loss service visit:

islagriefandloss.com.au

For event enquires contact:

Nicole Hasseldine, presenter: nicole@islagriefandloss.com.au

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A recording will be available if you can't attend on the day.