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Why you should add an NFP or FABM instructor to your resource list
As bereavement doulas, one of the ways we support families is through connecting them to grief-informed care providers, of many kinds! Today’s blog post is part of our ongoing effort at Haven to help you strengthen your resource list – that collection of care providers that you have on hand and ready for the moment a family needs it.
Jul 16, 20254 min read
What to do while a newborn is in surgery
Doulas and other support people may find themselves in situations where a baby is rushed off to surgery immediately or shortly after birth. How can we support families in this situation? Here are five suggestions for you.
Jun 25, 20252 min read
How to get professional consults while upholding confidentiality
In many bereavement cases, we as bereavement doulas (or any kind of support people) can benefit from a consultation with another professional. You may want to ask a neonatologist their general standard of care for a certain type of case, or an experienced bereavement doula how they might handle the family dynamic you’re presented with, or a grief therapist what modalities of therapy might be most useful to someone in your client’s situation.
Jun 5, 20253 min read
How to find a burial vessel for your little one
When a little one needs a burial vessel, you might not realize that you have options.
May 29, 20252 min read
Toilet hats (what they are and why every bereavement doula should have some)
A useful tool for bereavement doulas and loss families.
May 22, 20251 min read
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