We are recognized as a national leader in prenatal diagnosis. We have provided training and expert content for organizations like Heartbeat International, Sidewalk Advocates for Life, the National Catholic Bioethics Center, the Philadelphia Trauma Training Conference hosted by Thomas Jefferson University, the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Catholic Social Workers' National Association, and the International Association of Catholic Nurses, etc.
Training with BNA has been a great experience. Their combined years of expertise are evident in the things they share. The experts they involve in the training are passionate about their work and encouraging to listen to and learn from.
Our courses prepare faith-based and pro-life organizations to develop services that are valuable and well-received by professionals.
- 100% of trainees would recommend BNA training to others.
- 100% of trainees reported that the training was useful in developing services for parents experiencing a life-limiting prenatal diagnosis.
- "The most impactful part of the training for me was learning to understand prenatal diagnosis as a traumatic-experience for parents. The trauma-informed model of care was essential in helping me learn how to serve families well."
- "This training was extremely helpful...even as a medical professional. BNA has provided me with valuable resources, collaborations, professional connections, and personal support."
Brittany Hunt
BSN, RN,
Care Net Pregnancy Medical Center
The PCC training offers a truly unique and compassionate model for supporting families through the traumatic experience of a prenatal diagnosis. Crafted with excellence, the courses provide not only high-quality instruction but also a welcoming community where trainees support and learn from one another. The depth of knowledge and practical guidance that BNA provides has given me the confidence to companion families so they feel supported, informed, and holistically cared for during such a tender time.
Dr. Robin Pierucci MD, MA
Neonatologist, Fetal Concerns
The BNA training, unlike anything else in existence, prepares the trainees to address the trauma and guide parents towards solutions. Specifically, through attention to establishing safety and connection, while also providing research-backed medical information, the paralyzing fight or flight response of diagnosis day can be mitigated.
Dr. Bridget Thill, MD, MS
Medical Bioethicist
The BNA training is excellent. It provides a comprehensive foundation for the provision of trauma-informed care to parents experiencing a prenatal diagnosis. Those who complete the training are equipped to accompany, to empower, and to provide practical guidance to parents who are carrying to term.