CHLC 2025 March Education Session: A Discussion on Death and Disposition What to Know about Home Funerals and Disposition after Miscarriage
CHLC 2025 March Education Session: A Discussion on Death and Disposition What to Know about Home Funerals and Disposition after Miscarriage
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Instructors
Jessica Loesel
Jessica Loesel will discuss disposition after miscarriage and some options to consider when facing this type of loss. Jessica is a member of National Home Funeral Alliance and National End of Life Doula Alliance has experience as an in-home caregiver, a Certified Nursing Assistant and hospice volunteer. Jessica completed the University of Vermont’s End of Life Doula Program in 2019. She has experience as an in-home caregiver, a Certified Nursing Assistant and hospice volunteer. Jessica was raised close to the land and nature and is a long-time yoga practitioner. She has been comfortable with the topic of death since childhood and has extensive personal experience with loss and grief. She is a member of National Home Funeral Alliance and National End of Life Doula Alliance.
Patrice Horton
Patrice Horton has committed her life’s work to educating herself and other’s on every aspect of death, including grief, the dying process, death, funeral options, disposition options, spirituality/religion etc. She is a Neda Proficient End of life Doula, trained in Integrative Healing Arts, Certified Hypnotist through NATH, and Certified Crematory Operator through CANA. She just recently completed her education at Worsham College of Mortuary Science, and is currently working on becoming a licensed funeral director.
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Instructors
Jessica Loesel
Jessica Loesel will discuss disposition after miscarriage and some options to consider when facing this type of loss. Jessica is a member of National Home Funeral Alliance and National End of Life Doula Alliance has experience as an in-home caregiver, a Certified Nursing Assistant and hospice volunteer. Jessica completed the University of Vermont’s End of Life Doula Program in 2019. She has experience as an in-home caregiver, a Certified Nursing Assistant and hospice volunteer. Jessica was raised close to the land and nature and is a long-time yoga practitioner. She has been comfortable with the topic of death since childhood and has extensive personal experience with loss and grief. She is a member of National Home Funeral Alliance and National End of Life Doula Alliance.
Patrice Horton
Patrice Horton has committed her life’s work to educating herself and other’s on every aspect of death, including grief, the dying process, death, funeral options, disposition options, spirituality/religion etc. She is a Neda Proficient End of life Doula, trained in Integrative Healing Arts, Certified Hypnotist through NATH, and Certified Crematory Operator through CANA. She just recently completed her education at Worsham College of Mortuary Science, and is currently working on becoming a licensed funeral director.
