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Bereavement Counseling

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Duration 5:29:26
Instructor Justine Arechiga
Cost

$299.00

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If taking care of a family that has or is about to have a baby born still makes you uncomfortable, we understand. 

Being the support person to a bereaved family is a huge responsibility that we bear as L&D nurses and birth workers. Our education in this field is lacking and this 4-hour class was created to help you take a deep breath and feel prepared to support these families. 

You will hear real stories, learn tips to build rapport, what to say, how to give baths, do certain mementos, and how to take care of yourself. 

Class includes 19 modules and a custom 44-page workbook.

This class was designed for Labor and Delivery nurses but any person can take and learn from it. 

Learning Objectives:

  1. List 3 causes of fetal death. 
  2. Describe the stages of grief and when they happen.
  3. Create a plan of nursing interventions that should be done for this family.

This class is a portion of the Bundle Birth Nurse Mentorship program and you may hear the instructors mention the program. If you want to know more about that program, click here.

*6 CEs will be awarded upon completion of this class. CE’s are provided through Bundle Birth, A Nursing Corporation, as an Approved Continuing Education Provider (CEP #17368).

Class expires two years from the purchase date. 

Bundle Birth, A Nursing Corporation is an Approved Continuing Education Provider through the California Board of Registered Nursing, CEP #17368.

Justine Arechiga

Your Instructor

Justine Arechiga

BBN Community Generator, Nurse Mentor, BSN, PHN, RNC-OB, C-EFM Justine has made it her goal to empower nurses so they see how big of a role they play in the birth room. She wants every single nurse she encounters to understand that they matter and what they do matters.

This module was the reason I signed up for mentorship. I had a traumatic case back in Jan 2020, joined mentorship in April; and then experienced a miscarriage in June 2021. This module was so helpful in my healing as well as being able to reflect and process the cases Ive been apart of. Thank you for this meaningful module. I really enjoyed the caring for ourselves discussion. How does an OB nurse work through our own personal pregnancy loss while caring for our patients? This was something I had been struggling with and through this heart wrenching module I have found some things that I have identified

Bereavement Anonymous

This class is something that I really needed to learn about and I am very thankful for it.

Jennifer

I loved this class! Very helpful and entertaining. I feel like I have so many new tools to use.

Cassidy

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Los Angeles, CA
December 12, 2024

Genevie F.

This was SO helpful for my practice and will make caring for bereavement families a little easier now with all this wonderful information. THANK YOU so much to the families who shared their stories and photos and experiences for me to not make the same mistakes or to give better care going forward!!
Los Angeles, CA
December 12, 2024

Angela R.

The stories were the most helpful for me. Being able to hear from the patient side and what felt supportive to them and what didn't. I am a doula will be using this to mostly help process birth stories/trauma; it was helpful to understand processes/protocols! Much love and admiration for the brave families who shared their vulnerability!!
Los Angeles, CA
December 12, 2024

Claire C.

This was amazing. I've always been uncomfortable dealing with a demise and I feel like this class will help me navigate what to say and what I can do much better
Los Angeles, CA
December 12, 2024

Livia C.

This was such a hard topic but made me feel better prepared to care for these patients in the future despite my lack of experience.
Los Angeles, CA
December 12, 2024

Cayla S.

Wonderful course, very helpful in reflecting on prior care for families experiencing loss and preparing for future care

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