The Final Prayer: A Chaplain’s reflection on death and dying
Heather Burwell, MDiv The room was filled to capacity with adults in sorrowful tears, some locking arms, some holding hands.Continue Reading
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The Hospice Chaplain as a Wounded Healer
Saul Ebema, DMin I am a wounded healer! In 1972, Henri Nouwen, wrote a book that challenged pastoral counselors likeContinue Reading
Hospice Waivers Under the COVID-19 Emergency
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, an influx of regulatory waivers, flexibilities, and recommendations continue to be put into place. TheseContinue Reading
Where does your hospice rank?
As part of our commitment to quality Hospice care, Hospice Chaplaincy has looked through the latest database from Medicare.gov toContinue Reading
Hospice Chaplain visits and COVID-19
Saul Ebema, DMin On Friday March 13 2020, president Trump declared COVID-19 a ‘national emergency.’ So what does this meanContinue Reading
Stone the Crow: A Chaplain’s Reflection on death and dying
Chaplain Erik Cremeans One sobering conversation has the ability to change your entire course of life. I once found myselfContinue Reading
Only healing cards please!
Nijole Hunter, RN As soon as I entered her room, I noticed, that she was so upset. She looked withdrawnContinue Reading
Stuck in Grief?
By Kenneth J. Doka, M.Div., Ph.D. Sometimes individuals share with me that they or someone they know are “stuck in grief.”Continue Reading
The need for Balance among Hospice professionals
By Sally Hill Jones, PhD, LCSW.(Continuation of A Delicate Balance: Self-Care For the Hospice Professional)
