Reproductive grief surrounds us. Equipped helpers are in need.
101: Introduction to Reproductive Grief Care
This 4-hour live and interactive virtual workshop is the cornerstone of our curriculum. Because it establishes the biblical and practical foundation for reproductive grief care, it serves as a prerequisite for our advanced courses — making it the ideal place to start.
Cost: $75 per registrant
Discounts: 50% off for repeat participants. Groups of six or more are eligible for a discounted rate (contact us to register your team).
In this workshop, we present the basics of reproductive grief, biblical guidance on loss and healthy grieving, and practical applications for offering hope. It’s an excellent foundation for those new to helping or a welcome refresher for more experienced helpers. Individuals and groups are welcome!
This 4-hour workshop teaches: ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
- Understanding the impact of pregnancy loss⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
- Where loss and life connect⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
- The biblical model of grieving with hope⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
- Ways of learning a biblical healing language with Scriptural examples⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Invite your pregnancy clinic team, church staff, or organization leaders!
Whether you’re just stepping into this ministry or sharpening your skills, be encouraged and equipped for that next conversation.
Q & A
If I register as an individual, will others be training with me?
Yes, our live sessions bring together a remarkable classroom of experience — pastors, biblical counselors, medical professionals, pregnancy clinic staff and volunteers, parachurch ministry workers, and family members. The Christ-focused sharing makes every workshop richer. Many counseling teams and medical clinics now require 101 as part of their team’s onboarding, and we consider that one of our greatest honors.
Can I watch a recorded training instead?
We offer this training exclusively as a live experience — in person or virtual — because we believe the best learning happens in conversation. Each session includes interactive case studies, guided activities, and a dedicated Q&A, so every learner leaves equipped, not just informed.
What if we want to invite our community or ministry partners?
This is our dream. When we have the opportunity to train a room full of pastors, counselors, staff, volunteers, and other helpers, we see more collaboration and learning than any other type of training. Much of our approach is to bridge the gaps between ministries and churches, so those we care for have a longevity of care. You can download our Host Info Sheet here.
Can I request a certificate of completion?
Absolutely. After attending the course and submitting an evaluation, please email us a request, and we will gladly email you a Certificate of Completion.
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What our learners are saying…
I used to believe to help someone grieving you had to have experienced the same type of loss. Anyone can have humility and love while inviting someone to healing. Don’t let the fear of not having that experience restrain you from reaching out or responding to their request.
– Tanya Flores
- “I learned so much! I feel very prepared to help people process grief of any kind.”
- “I never heard about this subject. Everything was new and helpful.”
- “Loved this! Loved the teaching and the case studies made it come to life!”
- ” Very good. Very informative. Loved the Biblical aspect of class.”
- “The material was fresh. The stories were really helpful and engaging!”
- “Wonderful course! I truly appreciated the heart and care of the instructors. Their commitment to the sufficiency of Scripture was refreshing. I wish all church leaders could hear the wisdom they have to share. You’re on the right track. Keep doing what you’re doing!”
- “You both were excellent trainers! I have been praying and looking for great training programs to be a part of on-boarding new leaders to my ministry. RLN will be my #1 resource. Every faith-based organization dealing with trauma or grief surrounding pregnancy should take this training. Through case studies, scriptural support, knowledgeable leaders, and group discussion my eyes were opened to the many losses surrounding reproductive grief.”