Bringing the conversation to the table
End-of-Life Care, Dying, Death and Grief
This 1-hour talk is an invitation to those who are interested in knowing more about End-of-Life Care, Dying, Death and Grief. 18+
Most people know little or nothing about what happens in the final days of one's life or the complexity of experiencing grief. The facilitator will give an overview of each topic and will invite attendees to participate in a short discussion after the presentation. If you are curious and would like to enhance your knowledge of End-of-life transitions and bereavement, join the conversation and take charge of your own journey.
This presentation is facilitated by Anne Stewart from Holding Space Halton.
Registration is recommended. Please review the guidelines and frequently asked questions on our Program FAQ.
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