Master Class: Hospice and End-of-Life Care

I will present a two-hour class focusing on the comfort, support, and care for someone who is dying, as well as for those who are preparing to say goodbye. I will hand over my tips and tools, and share my experience and education, which will leave you feeling a little more prepared to provide bedside care or determine your own end-of-life needs. My goal is to help remove uncertainty and fear about medications and the dying process, while also offering clarity and helping to remove any misconceptions you might have. I want to be sure that you are aware of what is available for you. 

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This class is for someone who has received a terminal diagnosis or is aging and declining quickly, and the caregiver, whether it is a family member or a hired professional. The information that I provide will also benefit anyone who works in the end-of-life field. 

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Topics covered in this class:  

Hospice 101 - what is hospice, what are the benefits, what you can expect, and what resources are available to you.

I will also go over common end-of-life symptoms, medications, non-clinical ways to provide comfort, and I will clear up any misconceptions you might have, hoping to relieve you of uncertainty or fear.

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I recommend my book "End of Life Tips" which you can find here: B0C9G8PZZ5

Important details:

• 2 hours in duration

• Via zoom

• A certificate for two hours of end-of-life training can be provided upon request. 

 

Class dates:

Saturday, December 21st,  10am-12pm Pacific Time

Saturday, February 8th,  10am-12pm Pacific Time