Sometimes the encapsulator is in the client's home alone and just does the actual encapsulation and clean up.

Sometimes the encapsulator is there with a friend or relative of the client. They may or may not have questions or want to be aware of any of the process. You can answer any questions they may have about the process and do your job.

Sometimes you are there with the client and the client wants no additional information or support.  

Sometimes you are the front line of support for your placenta encapsulation client. They have questions and you are the professional available in their home to talk to about  the birth experience. The encapsulator may be the only professional clients have the opportunity to speak with during those first few days.  The client may wish to share a birth story. Maybe they had an amazing, beautiful birth and they have no one to share that with because all their friends and family don't see the importance and tell the client things like "What do you want, a medal?!" or "Don't you know how dangerous that was?!" Those clients want someone to be happy with them. Someone to discuss all the amazing details of the birth without being squeemish. 

You can be that person and it's amazing.

Sometimes they had a scary or traumatic birth and want to discuss it with someone that understands the birth process.  The client may want to hear something other than, "At least you have a healthy baby." While it's true they may have a healthy baby, they also have valid feelings about their birth.  

You can listen and affirm the feelings they have are real and valid. You may be able to offer resources for therapists or support groups.

Sometimes the client has actual questions about postpartum life.
"What does healing look like for umbilical cords or.....the perineum?
" How can I set up my home so I don't have to walk up and down the stairs 20 times a day for the first few weeks?"
" How do I tell if the baby is hungry or sleepy?"
" What if I feel sad?"
" What if I feel like I don't even know this new little person in my home?"
" What if all I want to do is hold the baby and cry?"

You can listen and offer guidance, support, resources, and a judgement free zone for clients to talk. You aren't expected to be an expert in every single field. You can be an expert in helping them find the information they need.

Interested in taking a placenta encapsulation training in your area? Placenta Training Company is happy to offer your community the opportunity to learn this valuable service. You will be able to create bonds with other students, help your community experience the benefit of placenta encapsulation, and have the opportunity to earn your training for free and receive other perks as well. 


Each PTC training is special.  Travel and lodging can vary greatly between cities and even time of year.  We will personally determine your minimums and goals based on expenses for travel and lodging near your training location from Chicago (or trainer's location).  The average minimum to hold a training is between 4-6 paid students. The goal number is double the minimum plus one additional student. PTC currently travels in the United States. Please contact PTC to inquire about international training options.

Once the host agrees to the terms and pays a $100 retainer, the training will be added to the Placenta Training Company online calendar and will be promoted on social media.The host can immediately begin promoting the training and students will be able to register.

 When ONE student registers and completes full payment, PTC will start paid advertising in your location.  Hosts will receive a surprise perks package in the mail.

When the minimum* number of students is met the host will receive the $100 deposit back and host's training will be free. 

When training hits goal* (double the minimum plus one) host will receive a supplies perk which includes a dehydrator, capsule machine, grinder, and knife.

Host responsibilities:
Provide location for training with access to kitchen, running water, sink, at least 2-3 feet of counter space (or table close to sink), outlet where placenta in the dehydrator can run SAFELY overnight.  Usually this is the host's home. On rare occasions we have had trainings at a workplace. PTC is not responsible for any rental fees for space.

 One placenta for training purposes. PTC will assist with suggestions for obtaining the placenta. 

 Transportation assistance for trainer to and from airport, hotel, training location if requested. Assistance in attaining meals. The host is NOT responsible for paying the trainer's travel fees. 

Participate in promoting and advertising training to local and surrounding areas. We will discuss options and offer tips for promoting the training in your area.

Provide pictures for PTC social media as requested by trainer.

*Only full price, paid in full students count towards minimum and goal numbers.

Deb P.
www.PlacentaTrainingCompany.com

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