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SUMMARY:Monthly Peer Supporters' Circle (Feb-June 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Every second Tuesday of each month from February – June 2026. \n\n10am-11:30am PT\n\nThese groups will provide support for peer supporters\, interactive learning\, networking with other perinatal peer supporters across the state\, and time for questions. These monthly consultation groups are for WA state professionals doing 1:1 peer support or facilitating support groups. Bring your challenges and questions about peer support for perinatal families.  Zoom link and reminders sent out monthly and you may choose to attend any session(s). These groups are intended for WA state professionals who have attended a Group Peer Support Facilitator Training or Peer Parent Support Training through Perinatal Support Washington. \nLocation: Zoom \nCost: FREE \nDate & Time:\nEvery second Tuesday of each month (February – June 2026) from 10am-11:30am PT. \n\nQuestions regarding the training\, please email: training@perinatalsupport.org\n\n\nThese sessions take place live and a recording will not be sent out after the sessions. \nRegister HERE
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/monthly-peer-circle-feb-june2026/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:ContinuingEducation,Provider Training
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SUMMARY:Entre Mamás
DESCRIPTION:Un grupo para mujeres embarazadas o mujeres que tienen niños menor de 6 años. \nHorario: Todos los Miércoles \nDirección: 1750 Calawah Way\, 27C Forks\, WA 98331\n*El cuarto de comunidad cerca de las lavadoras* \nContacto: 360-912-1455
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/entre-mamas/2026-04-22/
LOCATION:1750 Calawah Way\, 1750 Calawah Way\, 27C\, Forks\, WA\, 98331\, United States
CATEGORIES:BIPOC,Clallam,Latinx,Spanish,Support Group
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SUMMARY:Creating a Nest of Care Cohort: Foundational Training on Perinatal Loss for Birthworkers
DESCRIPTION:~REGISTRATION FULL~ \nThis training centers\, and is free for\, BIPOC birth workers in King County\, WA. If you are neither\, please complete the survey for more information about sliding scale options. \nThis birth worker training centers on the loss of life when intertwined with the womb and birthing.  Join 30 local birth workers in a nine-month commitment to growing the web of care necessary to support someone through this loss. The Creating a Nest of Care (NOC) series begins with a 3-day foundational training designed to prepare birthworkers to compassionately support families experiencing perinatal and infant loss. This training introduces attendees to the emotional\, physiological\, and social dimensions of pregnancy and infant loss while exploring the unique role birthworkers play in holding space for grieving families. Through guided discussion\, case examples\, reflective practice\, and skill-building exercises\, participants will learn practical approaches for communicating with grieving families\, honoring the baby’s life\, supporting memory-making rituals\, and navigating memorial arrangements and community resources. The training also emphasizes ethical considerations\, scope of practice\, and provider sustainability by addressing the emotional impact of loss work and strategies for self-care. Participants will leave with foundational knowledge\, practical tools\, language\, and frameworks that can be integrated into birthwork practice to support grieving families with compassion\, respect\, and cultural humility. \nThe Foundational Training is followed by monthly ongoing sessions (May-Dec) on specific topics related to perinatal and infant loss. Register for those separately Here  \n“Birthworkers” are defined as those who are helpers/providers/carers working with people during the childbearing period. They include\, but are not limited to: doulas\, peers\, WIC counselors\, case managers\, nurses\, home visitors\, perinatal mental health providers\, etc. \nCreating a Nest Cohort is a 9-month project provided for free in partnership with Imani’s Light and Perinatal Support WA for BIPOC birthworkers serving families in King County. Please note this training is free for BIPOC King County birth workers. If you are neither\, please complete the survey for more information about sliding scale options. \nDates and Times:\nApril 22nd – 24th\, 2026 \nApril 22nd Community Dinner (4pm-8pm)\nApril 23rd – 24th Foundational Training (10am-4pm) \nLocation: In-Person; due to the nature of the content and curriculum\, all of the 3 Day Foundational sessions necessitate in-person attendance. The experiential learning and community building fostered in this space are not replicable in a virtual format (for monthly consult sessions 1\, 6\, and 7 hybrid options will be a permissible accommodation for health reasons only\, not convenience). \nCasey Family Programs\n1123 23rd Avenue Seattle\, WA 98122 \nLearning Objectives: \n\nBy the end of the training\, participants will be able to identify at least three different types of perinatal or infant loss and describe two common emotional or physical experiences associated with each.\nBy the conclusion of the training\, participants will demonstrate the ability to apply at least three trauma-informed communication strategies when supporting families experiencing perinatal or infant loss through guided role-play or case discussion.\nBy the end of the training\, participants will be able to describe at least two memory-making or ritual practices that can support grieving families and explain how these practices may be adapted to align with a family’s cultural or personal values.\nBy the completion of the workshop\, participants will create a brief personal provider care plan that includes at least two strategies for managing emotional impact and preventing burnout while providing bereavement support.\n\nContinuing Education Units:\n \n\n13 CEUs approved for LICSW\, LMHC\, LMFT.\nThis Program has been approved for 13 CEUs for Licensed Social Workers\, Mental Health Counselors and Marriage and Family Therapists by the Washington State Society for Clinical Social Work.\n13 Contact Hours approved for RNs: Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing\, Provider Number 17084 for 13 contact hours.\n\nAbout the Trainers:  \nLa Tonia Bussell-Packard (they/she)\, Parent Resilience Specialist\, Traditional Midwife is a queer Black femme who supports pregnant and parenting families as a Parent Resilience Specialist in King County. They serve as an encouraging resource and witness for parents navigating the perinatal mental health landscape by using their firsthand experience as a parent who has lived with anxiety and depression. La Tonia knows firsthand the barriers that exist for Black and queer folx seeking support for their mental health. La Tonia has experienced personal and professional loss\, which allows them to offer supportive tools and skills that are based on lived experience and shared community ways of ‘knowing’ and processing grief and loss.  \nLa Tonia has spent the last 7+ years advocating for families\, attending births\, and providing compassionate care as a birth doula and student midwife. They graduated from midwifery school in June 2021 and now practice and attend births as a traditional midwife. In all their work\, La Tonia centers Black\, Indigenous\, and QTPOC families in their role as a midwife\, doula\, and peer. They use the framework and lens of reproductive justice\, the intersections of race\, class\, gender/sexuality\, and ability\, and radical rest politics when supporting families in their community. \nMarquita Straus\, MSW\, LICSW is a Perinatal Grief & Trauma Therapist\, Death Doula\, and founder of Imani’s Light Grief & Wellness Center. Marquita has over 15 years of serving BIPOC families. She has served as a full spectrum doula (birth\, postpartum\, and bereavement)\, breastfeeding peer counselor\, childbirth educator\, perinatal bereavement group facilitator\, and is a trained midwife. She aims to inspire and empower people to show up authentically\, while fiercely advocating for those navigating spaces that are not traditionally occupied by people of color. \n  \n \n 
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/nest-of-care-training-april2026/
CATEGORIES:ContinuingEducation,Provider Training
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SUMMARY:Mamás Unidas
DESCRIPTION:Grupo de apoyo \nRecuerda que no estás sola. ¡Nosotros estamos aqui para apoyarte! \nCada segundo y último miércoles del mes 5pm a 6pm de la tarde \nEn la clase de Head Start Temprano \n601 W. Cliff Ave\, Brewster\, WA 98812 \nPara más información hable al (509) 429-2328 \n 
URL:https://perinatalsupport.org/event/mamas-unidas-6/2026-04-22/
LOCATION:601 W Cliff Ave\, 601 W Cliff Ave\, Brewster\, WA\, 98812\, United States
CATEGORIES:BIPOC,Latinx,Okanogan,Spanish,Support Group
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