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... for the public and for professional caregivers in the fields of palliative/end-of-life care, grief and bereavement, and caregiver wellness. This fall’s symposium focuses on caregivers – personal and professional,...
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... Author - a creative family activity exploring grief, loss and meaningful #connections - grief and bereavement resources from Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association & Canadian Virtual Hospice...
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... a good death, physiology of dying, pain, working with families, advance care planning, culture, grief and bereavement, helping relationships and self-care, and team building. To register visit their website...
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... last hours of living, pain, working with individuals and their families, community care teams, grief and bereavement, helping relationships and self-care.
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... Loss, run by Dr. Alan Wolfelt in Fort Collins, Colorado offers a wide range of books related to grief and bereavement as well as a series of courses related to death, loss and bereavement. Courses are...
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... care, palliative medicine, therapy, social services, social change, gerontology, neuroscience, and grief and bereavement. An innovative gathering of some of the most influential, stimulating and inspirational...
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... for the public and for professional caregivers in the fields of palliative/end-of-life care, grief and bereavement, and caregiver wellness. The Speaker is Dr. Rob Rutledge, Radiation Oncologist and Associate...
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This two-day workshop will provide an overview of grief and loss inherent to palliative and end-of-life care. Living with – and dying from – a life-limiting illness is made up of multiple, accumulated...
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... have often tried to protect them from the devastating, yet unavoidable and natural, experience of grief. Growing knowledge about young people’s needs and capacities has supported the recognition that...
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... both within and without traditional religious orthodoxy, questions of spirituality in death and grief are often marginalized, with death being managed as a primarily medical event. How do we place the...