Resolve Through Sharing Bereavement Training

This module is designed to provide a basic understanding of supporting grieving people. Intended for those working in all areas of the healthcare setting and beyond, the course content is accessible, yet evidence based. Topics include grief and bereavement, interacting with the bereaved, trauma and grief, making meaning, and self-care. Complete the module in under 2 hours!

Who should enroll? Professionals and others who, at any level, support those grieving and wish to gain a basic understanding of best practice

• Educators
• Emergency medical services personnel  
• Healthcare personnel in all roles and settings
• Mortuary services personnel
• Organization leaders
• Public health and social services providers
• Volunteers  

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This RTS core course focuses on caring for families experiencing miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, life-limiting diagnosis, stillbirth and newborn death. Meet, connect and learn from healthcare professionals across the country and around the world. Continuing education credits are available for nurses and social workers. Our three "core courses" are perinatal death, neonatal and pediatric death, and adult death. 

Who should attend? Professionals who routinely interact with, provide care for and support pregnant persons and their loved ones when a baby dies

• Chaplains
• Child life specialists  
• Doulas  
• Genetic counselors
• Midwives  
• Nurses  
• Physicians
• Social workers  
• Ultrasonographers 

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This RTS core course focuses on supporting families experiencing neonatal or pediatric death. It is learner-directed—a modular approach—for your personal and professional convenience.

Who should attend? Professionals who routinely interact with, provide care for and support grieving families when a child dies 

• Behavioral health personnel 
• Chaplains
• Child life specialists
• Emergency medical services personnel
• Genetic counselors
• Interpreters
• Nurses
• Physicians
• Social workers

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This RTS core course focuses on supporting families experiencing adult death. It is learner directed—a modular approach—for your personal and professional convenience.

Who should attend? Professionals who routinely interact with, provide care for and support those grieving the death of a loved one 

• Care coordinators 
• Chaplains
• Ethicists
• Genetic counselors
• Interpreter services personnel
• Long-term care administrators
• Nurses
• Physicians
• Social workers

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If you recognize the value of the RTS evidence-based approach to standardized bereavement care and plan to lead that work within your organization, this 1-day certification course is for you. Topics include components of a sustainable bereavement care model, change models and theory, education and training, and organizational culture. As an RTS Certified Bereavement Coordinator (RTSCBC), you’ll receive access to professional groups, tailored consultations, program resources, product discounts, a professional credential and other support. Continuing education credits are available for nurses and social workers. 

Who should attend? RTS-trained professionals* who recognize the value of the RTS-approach to standardized bereavement care and plan to implement it in their own organizations.

*Individuals who have completed one or more RTS bereavement trainings (i.e., perinatal death, neonatal and pediatric death, adult death). 

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When a baby is found to have a potentially life-threatening health condition before or just after birth, encounters, interactions, and exchanges with providers can have a significant effect on a family’s grief journey. One family, whose son Adam died of Trisomy 13, set about ensuring his story would make a difference. They focused their efforts on professionals caring for families whose baby is diagnosed with a life-threatening condition—especially those entering the field of genetic counseling. Through their efforts and in conjunction with the University of Wisconsin-Madison, RTS offers a virtual, half-day workshop.

Who should attend? Genetic counseling students

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We partner with leading bereavement professionals around the world to deliver important and timely bereavement topics to you. These 1-hour presentations address diverse issues and emerging trends. 

Who should attend? All professionals who interact with, provide care for and support those grieving the death of a loved one 

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