Bereavement Professional

  • 1.  2017 monthly chats

    Posted 10-18-2016 01:20 PM

    Hello Everyone!

    Our Bereavement Professional Steering Committee will soon be planning chat topics for next year and we would love to hear from you!  Please take a minute and let us know what topics you would be interested in -  keeping in mind that these chats are designed to be interactive. Thank you so very much!

    Diane 

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    Diane Snyder Cowan, CHPCA,MA,MT-BC
    Director of Bereavement Center
    Hospice of the Western Reserve, Inc
    Section Leader, Bereavement Professional Section
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  • 2.  RE: 2017 monthly chats

    Posted 10-24-2016 07:13 PM

    Working with clients with substance abuse? Also any family art projects related to grief would be great

    Tx

    cindi

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    Cindi Gray, LCSW

    Director of Grief Support Program

    Hospice of Santa Cruz County

    430-3039

    cgray@hospicesantacruz.org

    www.hospicesantacruz.org

     

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  • 3.  RE: 2017 monthly chats

    Posted 10-25-2016 12:46 PM

    I think my greatest challenge in bereavement, and something I'd like some feedback on, is "justifying" the importance of bereavement in Hospice care to other team members and management.  In particular, being given the time and space needed to both coordinate the tasks associated with bereavement, and also to provide the face-to-face or phone support to families.  It feels like bereavement is often what's attended to after all the needs of live patients & families are met.  That often results in very little time routinely devoted to bereavement.  Any suggestions from other bereavement professionals would be greatly appreciated. 


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