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Memory Making 1 – Understanding memory making in pregnancy and baby loss
Certificate available: complete this course to be awarded a certificate
When a family experiences pregnancy or baby loss, every moment and memory can become deeply significant. This e-learning module is an introduction to why memory making is so important in baby loss bereavement care. It provides a foundation for understanding how memories are created and stored, the impact of trauma and grief on the brain and how these factors influence memory making in bereavement care.
Duration: 10 minutes.
Audience: Early pregnancy, maternity and neonatal settings.
This module can be followed by our 'Memory Making 2 – Memory making in maternity care' and 'Memory Making 3 - Memory making in early pregnancy loss care' modules. Completing these will help you understand more about memory making and how you can compassionately support families to create meaningful memories following pregnancy or baby loss.
Our memory making e-learning modules complement Sands' in-person memory making workshop, where you’ll get to explore memory making in greater depth, share ideas with others, and take part in a range of practical memory making activities. To book contact training@sands.org.uk
Sands uses evidence-based approaches to improve bereavement care and pregnancy outcomes through research, training and policy.
We at Sands hope these modules help you develop confidence in supporting anyone affected by pregnancy and baby loss, at any stage of their journey.
Thank you for completing this training.
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| Contributed by: | Sands - pregnancy and baby loss charity |
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| Licence: | © All rights reserved More information on licences |
| Last updated: | 26 June 2026 |
| First contributed: | 26 June 2026 |
| Audience access level: | Full user |
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