They are open to any professional in every UK nation involved in improving care for bereaved families experiencing pregnancy loss or the death of a baby. 

Each session lasts 60 minutes from 12-1pm on the date listed and provides:

• Insights from the latest research and guidance from leading third-sector organisations

• A space to share challenges and solutions with colleagues

• Opportunities to network with professionals across NHS Trusts and Boards

• Accompany parents on their grief journey

• Try to separate your feelings to those of the parents/families

• Acknowledge your own feelings, give yourself permission to feel and let go

• Plan hand over/ end of care

Don't:

• Try to ‘fix’ or ‘rescue’

• Take on too much or before you feel ready

• Take on responsibility for the emotions of others

• Work alone or in isolation

• Psychological: self-reflection, debriefing, counselling, journaling

• Spiritual: meditation, prayer, yoga

• Personal: spend time with loved ones, read, write, cook, put time and energy into hobbies

• Emotional: talking, crying, setting boundaries

• Physical: exercise, being outdoors, sleeping, eating well

• Professional: take holidays, ask for help, supervision

The NBCP team continues to develop resources to support implementation, assurance and improvement across England.