Our new course, Labor and Birth before 20 Weeks Gestation, fills that gap. It provides 6 hours of evidence-based, easy-to-understand material for any support person who wants to become more knowledgeable in supporting families physically through miscarriage.

Come join our free 5-day mini course, Prepared Presence 2025, September 22-26. Each day, you’ll get access to a short video with instructions for a 10-minute activity designed to help make your online presence more welcoming and supportive of loss families.

You're a birthworker looking for strategies to talk more about loss on your online presence, we've got you.

Did you know that bereavement doulas and death doulas actually hold different professions?

If you’re considering becoming a bereavement doula but life on call doesn’t sound like it will work for you right now, know that bereavement doula work may still be for you.

In this blog post, Haven Trained Bereavement Doula Julie McKay answers some questions about what it was like to take the Haven Bereavement Doula Training as someone who had not previously been a doula.

See if bereavement doula work is a good fit for you.

Like many other doula certification programs, ours has a reading list. We provide it here so that everyone who is looking for resources on bereavement support can engage with them, whether you're currently part of our program or not!

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

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

You’re not in this alone. Whether you’re working toward an HCBD Haven Certified Bereavement Doula certification or not, our team is here to support you.