The Cihuapactli Collective is honored to offer the In Person Death Comadre Curriculum in August. There are many titles for those that facilitate end of life transitions such as a Death Doula, Death Midwife or Death Comadre. Because the work of the Collective spans womb to tomb, some refer to themselves as Womb to Tomb Comadres. Regardless of the aspect of transition that you are called to support, in the training you will have the opportunity to receive a variety of certificates to facilitate different aspects of grief and loss. The online training will be broken up into two major sections regarding Sacred Transitions and The Business of Death. During Sacred Transitions we will review both Indigenous and Western teachings regarding end-of-life transitions with special emphasis on prenatal and infant loss, suicide and unexpected loss, helping children cope with grief and loss & pregnancy release. During The Business of Death segment, we will review estate planning, death binders, life insurance, and funeral arrangements.

Those who complete all parts of the training will receive Death Comadre certification through the Cihuapactli Collective. For questions, please write both Enjolie@cihuapactlicollective.org and Liz@cihuapactlicollective.org.

The Cihuapactli Collective strives to be inclusive of our community. This pilot training is open to all but will center BIPOC experiences. A virtual and in person in Spanish offering will be announced in the upcoming months.

The location is yet to be determined and will be sent once you are registered. Registration is open until a day before each event. The training will have a capacity. Please register early.

Dates: The in-person training dates are as follows: August 2nd, August 9th, August 16th, August 23rd, and August 30th.

Times: 9:00am-3:00pm

Fee: The fee for this in person training will be $650. Payment options are also available. Please see the ticket options.

In Person Death Comadre Curriculum

By Cihuapactli Collective

In Person Death Comadre Curriculum

From sacred transitions to the business of death