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The Words My Father Said to Me When I Was Suicidal — Loss, Grief, Bereavement and Life Transitions Resource Library

News, email and search are just the beginning. Discover more every day. Find your yodel. Source: The Words My Father … More

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bereavement, compassion, grief, help, social work, suicide, youth

Journey’s End: Take a Look!

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bereavement, death, Dr. Monica Williams-Murphy, dying, end of life, end-of-life, grief, Journey's End, Julie Saeger Nierenberg, mourning, Rea Ginsberg, social work, victoria brewster

Social Workers & Client Enrichment

*Photo: Ardmair-Highlands As a social worker who works as a case manager in a Jewish community agency-I say client not … More

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client enrichment, community, hospice, humanity, older adults, palliative care, patient enrichment, seniors, social work

Closure…What Does That Mean?

Closure; what does that mean to you when someone dies? How quickly do you grieve? How quickly do you ‘move … More

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acceptance, bereavement, closure, death, dying, end of life, grief, grieving, health, moving on, social work

Food for Thought Discussion Groups

Food for Thought Discussion Groups Just reading the name Death Café makes me wonder if that phrase encourages attendance or … More

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advance care directive, death, death cafe, discussions, dying, end of life, food for thought, funeral, group work, letter writing, life legacy writing, living wills, memoir writing, Northernmsw, organization, social work, videography, wills

The Symptoms of Protracted Dying — Dying & Death Talk

This is an article that will make you think-whether you would be future patient or supportive family member. Write up … More

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advance care directive, íllness disease, final wishes, notary, protracted dying, social work, vegetative state, will

Game for End of Life Planning…

Questions game for end of life planning, what a great idea! It gets conversations started. It gets people thinking! The … More

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Advance Care Directives, advance care planning, cancer, chronic disease, death, disease, dying, end of life, end-of-life, Hello, illness, living wills, mandates, research, social work, terminal disease, terminal illness, wills

How Does One Offer Condolences?

  This is a very informative article on offering condolences. Quite often people do not know what to say, what … More

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bereavement, death, dying, grief, grieving, social work

Death Doula? What is This?

Have you wondered about these terms? Death Doula, End of Life Doula? Death Midwife? End of Life Specialist? If you … More

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bereavement, death, death doula, death midwife, doing death differently, dying, end of life, end of life doula, end of life specialist, end-of-life, grief, grieving, qulity of life care, social work

‘Nobody wants to talk about death:’ Patients’ stories inspire play about palliative care – Entertainment – CBC News — Loss, Grief, Bereavement and Life Transitions Resource Library

Thank you as always Sue Rosenbloom.  🙂 Death is not easy and a diagnosis of, “You are dying” is not … More

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bereavement, cancer, death, dying, end of life, end-of-life, grief, grieving, hospice, palliative care, social work

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