- Results found in: Courses & Conferences
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... demonstrations of Dignity Therapy with real and simulated patients, and plenty of opportunities for participants to practice conducting a Dignity Therapy interview and editing a transcript to produce...
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... artistic, clinical and ethical practices and issues surrounding how we live, die, and care for our dying and dead. Participants will attend educational lectures and seminars, panel discussions, and question...
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... in compassionate end of life care. We aim to make dying a process that holds the potential for profound meaning and transformation for both the dying, and the communities supporting them. We have introduced...
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Registration is now open for the Palliative Care Education and Research Day. Our theme this year, “Compassionate Communities “Building upon a Caring Community,” will provide front line caregivers with...
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... will explore the role of social work and social service work in providing compassionate care for individuals and families of all ages following the diagnosis of a complex illness, at end of life and into...
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... music in their care practice with increased confidence & theoretical understanding. Suitable for allied health care providers, family & volunteer caregivers, musicians, teachers & any other...
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... music in their care practice with increased confidence & theoretical understanding. Suitable for allied health care providers, family & volunteer caregivers, musicians, teachers & any other...
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... music in their care practice with increased confidence & theoretical understanding. Suitable for allied health care providers, family & volunteer caregivers, musicians, teachers & any other...
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... keynote speaker to lead off the discussion this year. Dr. Chochinov is internationally recognized for his work in leading the research team that pioneered the Dignity Model and Dignity Therapy. He is...
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The dying and death of a family member or loved one has complex, profound and lasting effects for children and youth. Fearing that children were "too young" to understand or to cope with death, adults...