End of Life Communication : How you can make it easier for all concerned
The speaker provides practical, open-hearted tools for discussing challenging topics like suicidal thoughts and grieving parents, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in understanding human emotions.
Overview:
This will be "story based" as opposed to chart and graphs as this is a human topic, loaded with feelings.
Whether you're learning to ask a suicidal person: "Are you thinking of killing yourself?" or comforting a grieving parent, I'll bring practical, open-hearted tools to give you greater ease with a challenging topic.
Why should you Attend:
Most health care professionals are confronted repeatedly with patients dealing with the end of life crisis. Being comfortable yourself, and having appropriate language and tools will ease the experience for all concerned. How to talk with them, their families, to guide choices, to know when to be quiet and when to speak up. Dealing with grief, pre-grief, and boundaries also count. This is often an awkward topic, with legal and moral ramifications. Taking this Webinar will support you in working through your own inner struggle with the death and provide practical tools for easing the conversation with those you serve.
Areas Covered in the Session:
- We'll cover the 5 stages of grief
- We'll learn to "make space" for feelings
- We'll help to guide the individual and family through tragic choices" should we pull the plug?
Who Will Benefit:
- This will be helpful in your personal life, but particularly helpful in your professional life if you are a medical professional, counselor, hospice worker, care giver
Speaker Profile
She studied with Elisabeth Kubler Ross, M.D., author of On Death and Dying and the pioneer who listed the 5 Stages of Grief. Linda studied psychology at U. of California in Berkeley. She also is a Certified Nurses Aid, trained at Merritt College, in Oakland, CA. She worked as Activities Aid in a Massachusetts nursing home, and as a Medical Transcriber for a Beverly Hills orthopedist. She also worked at UCLA as a secretary for an orthopedics medical journal. Linda also worked as a medical transcriber in a California Medical Malpractice insurance company.
She was “coincidentally present” when a woman who had been in a coma for more than 10 years emerged when Linda and the woman’s sister and a friend did deep prayer, while Linda also applied Reiki energy. Linda has also trained in Cranial Sacral Therapy, basic massage, and holistic studies of a large variety. Linda Schiller-Hanna has assisted law enforcement to find missing children and has predicted several world events accurately and with documentation, mostly notably the Skylab descent near Perth, Australia in 1979. She also helps locate missing pets and works with Search and Rescue to find missing bodies.
Linda is working on a book. There are a few items for sale on Amazon.com kindle that Linda has authored including: Relieving the Burden of Self. Her main purpose in offering this training is to help everyone learn that we all have natural intuitive abilities and that they can easily be brought “online” and be reliably trusted for the highest good of all concerned.
You can read Linda’s website at www.lightworker22.com or contact her via email: linda@Lightworker22.com