Professional Training & Consultation
We are approved provider for continuing education by the South Carolina Board of Examiners for Licensure of Professional Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists, Addiction Counselors, and Psycho-Educational Specialists
Strong organizations are built on strong relationships.
Strengthening the Workforce That Supports Families
At Queendom Come Coaching LLC, we believe that supporting expectant families, infants and caregivers begins with supporting the professionals who serve them. We provide consultation, training, and professional development for organizations, healthcare providers, mental health clinicians, early childhood professionals, home visitors, doulas, lactation professionals, educators, and community agencies seeking to strengthen their knowledge and confidence in perinatal and infant mental health.
Our trainings are evidence-informed, relationship-centered, and grounded in culturally responsive practice, equipping professionals with practical strategies they can immediately apply in their work with children and families.
We offer customized workshops, webinars, conference presentations, Lunch & Learns, and multi-session training series on topics including:
Perinatal Mental Health
Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs)
Screening, identification, and referral
Maternal and paternal mental health
Pregnancy loss and grief
Birth trauma and traumatic stress
Supporting families during the transition to parenthood
Infant & Early Childhood Mental Health
Early relational health
Infant mental health foundations
Attachment and secure relationships
Co-regulation and emotional development
Reflective caregiving
Infant cues and communication
Protective factors that promote healthy development
Relational Wellness
Parent-infant bonding and attachment
Building emotionally safe relationships
The impact of caregiver mental health on child development
Strengthening family resilience
Trauma-informed, relationship-focused care
Culturally Responsive Practice
Providing culturally responsive perinatal and infant mental health care
Addressing disparities in maternal and infant outcomes
Building trust with historically marginalized communities
Equity-centered approaches to family engagement
Humility, reflection, and inclusive clinical practice
Additional Topics
Training content can also be tailored to meet your organization's goals, including:
Reflective practice
Compassion fatigue and provider wellness
Supporting Black maternal and infant mental health
Community collaboration and interdisciplinary care
Strengthening referral pathways
Family-centered communication
Trauma-informed systems of care
Consultation Services
In addition to training, we provide consultation to organizations and teams seeking ongoing support in implementing relationship-centered practices.
Consultation may include:
Program development
Clinical consultation
Case consultation
Team coaching
Development of referral pathways
Support for integrating infant and perinatal mental health principles into existing services
Guidance on creating more culturally responsive and equitable systems of care
Our Approach
Our work is grounded in the understanding that relationships are the foundation of lifelong health and well-being. Every training integrates current research with practical application, encouraging professionals to move beyond knowledge acquisition toward meaningful, sustainable change in practice.
Participants leave with:
Practical tools they can implement immediately
Greater confidence in supporting families
Enhanced understanding of relational health
Increased cultural responsiveness
Strategies that strengthen both provider effectiveness and family outcomes
Training Formats
We offer flexible learning opportunities designed to meet your organization's needs:
In-person trainings
Virtual workshops
Lunch & Learns
Conference presentations
Professional development days
Multi-session learning series
Team retreats
Customized organizational trainings
Let's Partner
Whether you're looking for a one-hour educational session or a comprehensive professional development series, we'd love to collaborate with your team to strengthen the care provided to infants, young children, and families.
Interested in bringing a training to your organization? Contact us to discuss your team's goals and create a customized learning experience that supports relational wellness, promotes equity, and strengthens outcomes for the families you serve.
Check Out Our Webinar to Highlight
Black Maternal Health Week
This conversation will offer an in-depth exploration of Black maternal and infant mental health through a culturally responsive, relational, and systems-informed lens. We will examine the lived experiences of Black mothers, infants, and families across the perinatal period, with particular attention to the historical and contemporary forces that shape care, outcomes, and trust.
Participants will explore how these factors intersect with social determinants of health, provider bias, and structural inequities to influence maternal stress, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, and early relational health between caregivers and infants.
Grounded in the realities of South Carolina, this discussion will explicitly address maternal mortality disparities and examine how preventable gaps in care, communication, and support impact both maternal well-being and infant mental health.
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