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Not every doula should become a bereavement doula. But you should strengthen your bereavement support skills anyway. Here are five reasons why.

Did you know that there is a free virtual community group that meets monthly, just for parents who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss? Every loss parent is warmly and gently invited to join us as we gather for solidarity, ideas-sharing, and presence.

Grief and loss are some of the hardest topics to talk about, especially in spaces such as social media. But, if you want to demonstrate your support of loss families, grief and loss *need* to show up somewhere on your grid or in your feed.

When children experience a loss, finding ways to help them understand and cope is a crucial part of the grieving process for families. This is where the power of reading comes in. But, there are many, many children’s books about grief, death, and even perinatal loss. No need to find them all; we’ve reviewed them for you.

"Grief-informed" is a term I use to capture two key elements of someone’s approach toward other people.