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CONTACT:Merilynne Rush & Patty Brennan\; 734-395-9660\; mrush@afterdeathhom
ecare.com\; http://center4cby.com/end-of-life-doula-training/
DESCRIPTION: \nAn End-of-Life Doula accompanies the dying person and their
loved ones through the final months\, weeks and days of life. He/she provi
des support\, resources\, education and friendship for those who accept an
d embrace dying as a period of life\, not just an abrupt ending. This peri
od of life may last a year or a day. It brings challenges and joys\, sorro
ws and opportunity. The end-of-life doula adds a layer of support for both
the dying person and their family to help them live life to the fullest.
\nIn our November training (Michigan’s first!)\, participants learn what a
n end-of-life doula is and does and how to support the dying and their lov
ed ones through education\, accompaniment\, referrals to resources in the
community and companionship. End-of-Life Doulas learn to enhance and empow
er\, rather than usurp the role of friends\, family\, medical team and spi
ritual care providers. They learn how to set guidelines\, define their rea
ch\, maintain good boundaries and practice self-care.\nAs more and more of
us live longer and face chronic and life-limiting illness\, the period of
dying has extended from a few days or weeks to months or years. Medical c
are focuses solely on cure and treatment. Patients often feel adrift among
medical choices while grasping for ways to live with illness in full awar
eness that death will come. Life choices include acceptance\, growth and s
haring gifts of love and preparation. There is much meaning to be found du
ring the “dying year” that is profound and life affirming. It is a time of
opportunity and growth to be embraced\, not shunned. The end-of-life doul
a guides and accompanies the dying person and their family as they explore
this territory and live to the fullest during this transition time.\nPlea
se visit http://center4cby.com/end-of-life-doula-training/ for more info a
nd to register.\n \n \nShare this:FacebookTwitterMoreGoogleStumbleUponLink
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LOCATION:Center for the Childbearing Year @ 722 Brooks St\, Ann Arbor\, MI
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SUMMARY:End-of-Life Doula Training Workshop
URL:http://afterdeathhomecare.com/event/death-doula-workshop/
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An
End-of-Life Doula accompanies the dying person and their loved ones throug
h the final months\, weeks and days of life. He/she provides support\, res
ources\, education and friendship for those who accept and embrace dying a
s a period of life\, not just an abrupt ending. This period of life may la
st a year or a day. It brings challenges and joys\, sorrows and opportunit
y. The end-of-life doula adds a layer of support for both the dying person
and their family to help them live life to the fullest.
\n
In our No
vember training (Michigan’s first!)\, participants learn what an end-of-li
fe doula is and does and how to support the dying and their loved ones thr
ough education\, accompaniment\, referrals to resources in the community a
nd companionship. End-of-Life Doulas learn to enhance and empower\, rather
than usurp the role of friends\, family\, medical team and spiritual care
providers. They learn how to set guidelines\, define their reach\, mainta
in good boundaries and practice self-care.
\n
As more and more of us
live longer and face chronic and life-limiting illness\, the period of dyi
ng has extended from a few days or weeks to months or years. Medical care
focuses solely on cure and treatment. Patients often feel adrift among med
ical choices while grasping for ways to live with illness in full awarenes
s that death will come. Life choices include acceptance\, growth and shari
ng gifts of love and preparation. There is much meaning to be found during
the “dying year” that is profound and life affirming. It is a time of opp
ortunity and growth to be embraced\, not shunned. The end-of-life doula gu
ides and accompanies the dying person and their family as they explore thi
s territory and live to the fullest during this transition time.