The Labor Process and Support of a Pregnancy Loss
This mini-course aims to equip doulas with the knowledge, skills, and emotional intelligence required to support families through the labor process of pregnancy loss. This mini-course will cover losses occurring at different gestational ages, emotional and physical aspects of labor, pain management strategies, and how to guide families in navigating post-loss appointments and decisions.
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Lesson 4: TFMR- Termination for Medical Reasons
TFMR is a very complex type of loss. I have my friend and Expert on TFMR as a Mom who went through it herself, Coach and Support Group Facilitator who created a video for me to use in my full course, but I thought this was very important and would be of great value for you! Please enjoy this video and the following PDF that she created for us.
TFMR is a very complex type of loss. I have my friend and Expert on TFMR as a Mom who went through it herself, Coach and Support Group Facilitator who created a video for me to use in my full course, but I thought this was very important and would be of great value for you! Please enjoy this video and the following PDF that she created for us.
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Lesson 1: Supporting Dad/Partner/Family
What to expect during follow-up medical meetings with doctors or midwives.
Providing emotional support during autopsy discussions and postmortem analysis.
What to expect during follow-up medical meetings with doctors or midwives.
Providing emotional support during autopsy discussions and postmortem analysis.
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Reflection Questions
How does labor differ between a live birth and a loss?
How can you best support the family in making decisions during and after labor?
What are the most important considerations when guiding families through post-loss medical discussions?
How does labor differ between a live birth and a loss?
How can you best support the family in making decisions during and after labor?
What are the most important considerations when guiding families through post-loss medical discussions?
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The ‘WHY’ and ‘WHO’ behind Evelyn James and Company.
Evelyn James Webb was born on July 20, 2019.
Her due date was July 15th, 2019. She heart stopped beating on July 19th, 2019. Without any signs or warnings, besides the ones that I didn’t realize at the time.
Evelyn is behind everything I do. Every course I make. Every Doula, every Therapist that I train and educate in this support has Evelyn behind us. She is deeply engrained in me and eerything I do.
I want YOU to be the best support a Mom or Birthing Person could ever have when going through the worst experience of their entire lives. It truly does matter. I’m here for YOU. Our team will be behind you supporting you through whatever this work brings in your path.
I’m working on continuing my education in perinatal loss, bereavement and grief so that I can continue to improve our offerings whether paid or free! I want to make sure you are provided with anything you could ever need in the case of a pregnancy loss that you will need to support.
We are so glad you here friend.
