Equipping practitioners for excellence in person-and family-centered

life-limiting, end-of-life, and grief care delivery

 

Engaging professional education to advance practitioners’ knowledge & skills

Training development & consulting to advance organizations’ continuous learning opportunities

Looking for training/CEs on a specific topic or domain?

Searching for an expert to develop/facilitate a course, workshop, or Micro-Credential Certificate in the workplace or community?

 

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Defining Characteristic:

 

Driven by a calling to advance excellence in practitioner serious illness, end-of-life, and grief care delivery

Attributes:

 

• • • 15 years direct social work practice experience

    • Remote & self-study CE opportunities

    • Advanced Certification in Death, Dying, and Bereavement Care

    • Doctoral, Licensed Social Work owner/facilitator

    • 12 years combined Certificate, Micro-credential, and course development expertise

    • Collaborative, practice-based learning

    • Professionally engaging dialogue

    • Small group size

 

 

 

 

 

Professional Education:

 

Engaging live, remote and self-study/recorded webinar continuing education (CE) options in evolving areas of serious illness, end-of-life, and grief care delivery. Collaborative learning, application-based skill advancement, and best practices form the basis of training development and facilitation.

 

 

 

 

 

Training Development & Consulting:

 

Providing needs assessment, course/curriculum development, facilitation, and evaluation assistance to workforce and continuous learning programs. Collaborate with academic, healthcare, lifelong learning, and workplace settings to develop/facilitate one-to-three hour or day long training sessions, workshops, and conferences that advance providers' expertise in serious illness, end-of-life, or grief care delivery. 

 

 

 

 

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