Author: Hospicechaplaincy.com

• February 7, 2022

  Voices of six female authors in the field of death, dying and grief

  For the last six weeks we’ve been highlighting the voices of six female authors in the field of death, dying and grief. That series just concluded. Incase you missed it, here are the episodes. Journalist Katie Engelhart on her book “The Inevitable: Dispatches on the right to die.” 2. Journalist Ann Neumann on Elder Care…
• January 10, 2022

  Part 1: The Hospice Legacy of The Rev. Dr. Edward F. Dobihal, Jr: An Intersection Between Spirituality, Healthcare and Social Justice

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• December 27, 2021

  Why Family Caregivers Need Help Too

  By Nancy Dexter According to an article by the American Psychological Association, 66.6% of caregivers for older adults experience adverse symptoms for either mental or behavioral health. 32.9% say their symptoms are related to depression, anxiety, or substance abuse. More severely, 30.7% of unpaid caregivers reported serious suicidal ideation. Evidently, the experience of being a caregiver, especially…
• November 21, 2021

  How you can help children and teens deal with grief

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• September 5, 2021

  Traditional Rhythm of Care in Hospice: Measurability and Progress Towards Plan of Care Goals

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• August 22, 2021

  Thinking around Hospice Chaplain IDT Notes

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• August 17, 2021

  How to Move After the Death of a Loved One

  By Emma Grace Brown
• June 5, 2021

  Elevate Compassion: A Free Virtual Summit

  Date: June 17 and 18, 2021 Signup to attend for free now!
• May 23, 2021

  Becoming comfortable with that nervous call from the hospice nurse

  Michael Giles, LCSW.
• May 19, 2021

  Important tip in communicating with the dying

  Dr. Saul Ebema