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LOSS LITERACY

  • White Aspen Creative 18707 Century Drive Bend, OR 97702 (map)

Loss Literacy: Equipping Leaders to Navigate Pregnancy Loss with Compassion & Confidence

The stigma of pregnancy loss has lived in the shadows for far too long.

It’s time to bring grief out of the darkness and into a space of support, dignity, and understanding.

If 1 in 4 pregnancies ends in loss, then how we, as a community, respond in these moments matters deeply. Yet, many of us hesitate—not because we don’t care, but because we don’t know how to help.

Loss Literacy is your opportunity to change that.

This event is designed to equip community leaders, healthcare professionals, birth workers, and wellness practitioners with the skills, tools, and language needed to provide meaningful support to grieving families.

What You’ll Gain:

  • Expert-Guided Training – Learn from professionals specializing in trauma-informed care, grief support, and somatic healing.

  • Tangible Tools – Walk away with practical, real-world strategies for supporting families through pregnancy loss.

  • Appropriate Language – Understand the words that bring comfort and the ones that cause unintended harm.

  • Somatic Practices – Gain insight into how the body holds grief and how to provide compassionate, body-aware support.

  • Community & Connection – Engage with like-minded leaders committed to reshaping the way we show up for families in crisis.

This is your call to rise up.

No more silence. No more hesitation. It’s time to provide the care and dignity you’ve always wanted to—but never knew how, until now.

Join us for Loss Literacy and be part of the movement to bring healing, awareness, and advocacy to pregnancy loss support.

HOW YOUR TICKET SUPPORTS THE COMMUNITY:

Loss Literacy is hosted by Roots to Rise, a nonprofit initiative dedicated to supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum challenges. With the purchase of a ticket, you’re directly contributing to the formation of Roots to Rise as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, ensuring that we can continue providing essential resources and care to those who need it most.

About Roots to Rise:
Roots to Rise focuses on building hope and community by helping underserved clients establish roots in the community and rise above their circumstances. It connects families with resources that are important to them during pregnancy, labor, delivery, and the postpartum season, funding these services to provide full service fees to practitioners while ensuring the birthing couple feels supported in meaningful ways.

MEET OUR Loss Literacy Experts:

Lauren Paz

Lauren Paz is a Critical Care Nurse with over 12 years of experience, a Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher, Pregnancy Loss Mentor, Podcaster, Author, and Grief Advocate. Passionate about transforming the experience of pregnancy loss for families & healthcare workers alike, she is the founder of A Soulful Sorrow.  Through education, advocacy, and trauma-informed care, Lauren is committed to ensuring that no family navigates loss alone.

Eileen Santos Rosete

Eileen Santos Rosete, MSMFT, PCD(DONA), CYT 200, holds a master of science in marriage and family therapy from Northwestern University and is certified as a DONA International postpartum doula, trauma-informed yoga teacher, and grief educator. She is the author of the new book To Tend and To Hold: Honoring Our Bodies, Our Needs, and Our Grief Through Pregnancy and Infant Loss, which is initiating a powerful cultural shift in how we understand this sensitive and largely misunderstood topic and how we support those who endure it. Her brand, Our Sacred Women®, is known for its elevated offerings that help women feel seen, held, and honored. Eileen is especially passionate about supporting all who give birth and are postpartum both after live births and after loss. To learn more, visit eileensantosrosete.com.

Hayden Curry

Hayden is a guide, teacher, and storyteller dedicated to resilience, transformation, and connection.  Her journey from NCAA champion to wilderness therapist and now healer, mother, and author — reflects a life shaped by growth, grief, and renewal. Through poetry, yoga, and somatic practices, she invites women to reconnect with their true nature, fostering healing and self-discovery.

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