How to present difficult information positively to help patients listen and feel heard

7/24/2019

Sherokee Ilse, BA, BLFA

Sherokee Ilse, BA, BLFA
Sherokee is an International speaker, grief and loss trainer, bereaved parent and author of 18 books/booklets mostly on infant loss, including her first and most popular self-help book for parents and families, Empty Arms: Coping with Miscarriage, Stillbirth, and Infant Death and a co-authored book with Tim Nelson, Couple Communication After a Baby Dies: Differing Perspectives. Her newest book is, The Prenatal Bombshell: Help and hope when continuing or ending a precious pregnancy after an abnormal diagnosis.
She had three babies who died too soon and two living sons. Through her newest organization, Loss Doulas International and Baby Loss Family advisors, she trains and helps certify individuals to become one-to-one companions, advisors, guides, and navigators to families soon after hearing the bad news, through their process of preparation and meeting their baby, and beyond.

Group B Strep International

7/24/2019 10:00:25 pm

Thank you, Sherokee, for honoring us with your expertise on perinatal loss and grief support and for your presentation to help providers communicate more effectively with their patients!

Noemi Díaz

7/25/2019 07:57:11 am

Thanks!! Excellent conference.

Kim Sideris

7/25/2019 09:42:14 am

I like that the very first thing you talk about is slowing things down. When I've experienced loss, the last thing I needed was the pressure of being rushed or having a flood of information without time to grasp it.

Jeanine F.

7/25/2019 10:17:28 am

Working in the NICU, I encounter many parents who are struggling to process their situation and choices. This presentation is invaluable.

Thank you!

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