A reflection for Holy Saturday
I’ve been really sitting with a passage from Hope Deferred by Rev. Dr. Serene Jones. I wanted to share it with you today, Holy Saturday, as I and others commemorate the time between Jesus’s death and resurrection.
New training: Caring for Clients through Loss
I’m excited to say that I’ve launched a new course, “Caring for Clients through Loss: A doula’s short guide to bereavement support.” This course is made for doulas who need bereavement support information and strategies fast and now. You can learn more about the course at this link. If you have a friend who is…
My conference talk on miscarriage and the Fall
A few months back, I had the honor of speaking at the de Nicola Center for Ethics and Culture Fall Conference on a panel entitled “On Death and Natural Evils.” I spoke about miscarriage and the Fall, specifically addressing some of the pain points that I and other loss parents can encounter in Catholic discussions…
Small Business Saturday is all about support
This year, I’ve got two resources to highlight for support people as you’re shopping on Small Business Saturday.
Three presentations I’m excited to give this weekend
Here’s where they’ll be and what I’ll be speaking on.
7 reminders for loss parents this month
Here are seven reminders I’d love to gently give you as we begin Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.
I’m writing a book (!!!)
I can’t explain how meaningful this is to me.
Asking for your help: upcoming bereavement retreat
Our bereavement retreat is coming up, and we need five things. Can you help us?
Sometimes, for loss parents, NFP is the worst.
Next week is Natural Family Planning (NFP) Week 2022. Before social media feeds (especially Catholic-leaning ones) fill up with cool things about NFP, I want to highlight one really important aspect of NFP that is difficult for many: miscarriage.
Today’s Catholic: “Catholic bereavement doula walks with couples through pregnancy loss”
I was very honored to be featured in a recent article for Today’s Catholic, about my work as a bereavement doula.
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