Pregnancy and infant loss touch millions of families, yet grief after a loss is often disenfranchised and met with care that leaves parents feeling more alone. For many families, the care they receive in the hours, days, and months after a loss, shapes how they grieve and whether they seek further support.

This session will explore the unique aspects of perinatal and infant loss, language that validates the experience, how to support both partners in the aftermath of a loss, and how to integrate grief-informed care into your practice. Leah MG Jayanetti, PT, DPT, ICU baby’s NICU Wellbeing Specialist, will join the Q&A to share her perspective on supporting families experiencing bereavement during a NICU stay.

Presenters: Naomi Rosenkranz, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

Continuing education credits are available for mental health professionals.
1.5 CE Hours | APA-Approved & NBCC Approved

Conflict of Interest or Commercial Support
The Children’s Bereavement Cetner/Lift from Loss Training Institute maintains no conflict of interest or commercial support for its continuing education programming.

Contact Information and Questions
Please contact our program team at program@childbereavement.org for any further questions or concerns. CBC's MOU Partners may receive free CE's; contact our team to verify eligibility.