Strengthen your place in the market and grow your business.
Aligned with the NFDA’s Pursuit of Excellence, the Certified Aftercare Specialist™ is an accredited training developed exclusively for funeral professionals.
The Certified Aftercare Specialist™ training is an innovative high-quality certification that encompasses education, grief support skills and turnkey resources.
Professionals learn the gold standard of aftercare and the skills necessary to confidently provide quality aftercare services and community outreach programs for the families they serve.
Certification: $950 | 2020 training dates and locations coming soon
For information contact
Linda Findlay at 315-725-6132.
Linda Findlay at 315-725-6132.
To host a training,
submit form at bottom of page.
submit form at bottom of page.
Certification includes:
- Aftercare best practices
- How to create multiple programs
- How to market your programs
- How to build community connections
- Aftercare Cafe™ program
- Program templates and materials
- How to provide community outreach
- How to create positive media opportunities
- Free International Grief Institute website listing
- 10 complimentary iCare keycards for your families
BONUS:
Every Certified Aftercare Specialist™ also receives one year of a customized iCare web portal for their funeral home full of grief support resources for their families. Learn more about the iCare advantage »
Importance of Certification
The certification aligns with the NFDA’s Pursuit of Excellence award by helping funeral professionals to develop and execute a program or service that has a positive impact on those served.
Those who earn the CAS credential are designated as funeral service professionals dedicated to investing in family and community care. It establishes credibility and expertise in the field of bereavement skills with delivery of effective, useful and quality outreach.
Accreditation
The Certified Aftercare Specialist™ is approved by the Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice for 1.05 continuing education credits and 10.5 contact hours (APFSP Category A).
Meet the Aftercare Advisory Board
