2027 Webinar Series
Learn · Connect · Care Together
Each month of 2027, The National Perinatal Loss Collaborative will bring together clinicians, birthworkers, mental health providers, and community care teams for honest, evidence-informed conversations about pregnancy and infant loss. These sessions are designed to close the gaps in clinical training, build cross-disciplinary bridges, and equip providers with tools they can use the very next day.
The Provider Webinar Series is part of NPLC’s nonprofit educational mission to expand access to specialized perinatal loss education and strengthen the quality of care available to bereaved families.
Second Friday of the Month
10 AM PST / 1 PM EST (1 Hour Sessions)
1 CE Unit / Session (nursing & social work)
Includes post-session replays
1.8
2.12
3.12
4.9
5.14
6.11
8.13
9.10
10.8
11.12
12.10
Advanced Birth Planning in Perinatal Palliative Care: A Trauma-Informed Interdisciplinary Framework
Solimar Santiago-Warner, DSW, LCSW, PMH-C
Holding Grief with EFT: Walking Alongside Couples Through Profound Tragic Loss
Autumn McCain, LMFT
Perinatal Bereavement Care in Latino Communities: Breaking Cultural, Systemic, and Emotional Barriers
Angelica Quezada, MSW, LCSW, PMH-C, RPL-C, IPPE-C
Compassionate Communication in the First Moments after Diagnosis
Susan Esserman, MSW, LCSW, PMH-C
Finding the Words: Supporting Families Through TFMR: Communication, Compassion, and Care Before, During, and After
Julie Bindeman, PsyD
When Infertility Enters the Relationship: Attachment, Grief, and Connection Through the Fertility Journey
Deliesha Durden, LCMHC, PMH-C
Understanding Perinatal Pathology: Supporting Families After Perinatal Loss
Linda Ernst, MD
When Grief Needs More Support: Recognizing and Responding to Clinical Concerns After Pregnancy and Infant Loss
Emily Fortney, PsyD, PMH-C
Birth Planning for Pregnancy After Loss
Lin Yuen, CD
Reproductive Psychiatry Approaches to Infertility, Perinatal Loss, and Pregnancy After Loss
Emily Dossett, MD
Disparities in Perinatal Loss at the Intersection of Perinatal Palliative Medicine
Toluwalasé "Lasé" A. Ajayi, MD FAAP