Perhaps you hope to become a Soul Midwife, support someone you love, or explore your own feelings about death and dying.
Whatever brings you here, you are welcome.
Our courses help you understand the dying process and develop the skills and confidence to offer gentle, compassionate care. No previous experience is needed.
Our pathway is simple and flexible, with clear steps and a choice of ways to learn.
Felicity Warner is our most experienced practioner and educator in this field.
Dr William Bloom
author and educator
Choose one of our introductory courses.
After your introductory course, you can continue with our two certificated Master Skills courses.When both are completed you will gain our Soul Midwives Diploma.
For those wishing to become professional Soul Midwives, we offer, a Post Diploma Programme. This includes 1-1 mentoring and support and further learning.
Discover the philosophy and practice of Soul Midwifery
Choose either a one-day Zoom course or our new self-paced Distance Intro Course or join via a TLC course taught by one of our registered teachers.
This two-day certificated Zoom course explores physical, emotional and holistic care at the end of life.
Learn how to support someone throughout the dying process using gentle, practical and therapeutic skills.
fee:£750
This two day certificated Zoom course explores Spiritual care for the dying (faith-neutral) bereavement skills and care of the soul following death.
Fee: £750
Complete both Master Skills courses to attain our prestigious Diploma in Soul Midwifery.
The Diploma recognises the depth of your learning and your understanding of holistic and spiritual end-of-life care.
Our global mentoring programme is open to Diploma graduates who wish to become professional Soul Midwives. Here they can develop their confidence, experience and learn to set up a practice. Students are supported 1-1 with an experienced mentor in their area whilst they complete six case studies and work in the field.
For more information please contact our programme co-ordinator, Dawn Young.
