Learn tHe skills to accompany at the End of life
1 Day Workshop | 6-Months Mentoring | Lifetime Community
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Live Virtual Training
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CareDoula® End-of-Life Doula TrainingBeautiful and powerful end of life doula education is coming to your town! Due to high demand, Quality of Life Care's innovative program is now being facilitated by local talented and experienced Certified CareDoula® Educators and practitioners, bringing comprehensive End-of-Life DoulaTraining to your community.
What You Receive:
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Deanna Cochran, RN and Founder of Quality of Life Care; home of the CareDoula School of Accompanying the dying, since 2005.
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We are thrilled to be partnering with experienced, talented educators in locations around the country. I am proud to introduce you to your local talent, Elisabeth Almerini, RN and hospice nurse veteran of 30 years. |
AS FEATURED IN
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TRAINING details |
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Quality of Life Care Training with Deanna (2017) Brenham, TX
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Bonuses |
- BONUS: 8 Mentoring Sessions - 2 hour intimate session with Deanna, where you can engage in real time. We discuss present cases, the art of the practice, end of life issues, current events, professional issues and how our practice is changing with the pandemic and in doing our part to end racism in end of life care (8 weeks worth).
- BONUS: CareDoula® File Cabinet - Access our valuable files of worksheets, brochures for clients, presentations for the community, templates, checklists, contract template, PR plan, business ideas, and so much more!
- BONUS: Special Sessions with Expert Guest Presenters - your subject matter experts.
Meet Your Trainer: Elisabeth Almerini, RN"I am one of those people who always wanted to be a nurse, but I was never sure which area of nursing I wanted to pursue. The first patient I cared for while working as a nurse’s aide showed me my path. The head nurse asked me to sit with a woman with no family who was dying. The nurse walked me to the woman’s room, then shut the door. Not knowing what to do, I simply held her hand and spoke with her about her life, with its ups and downs, and listened to her tell her final story. Being able to bring a sense of peace and calm to this lonely and frightened person was the essence of what I wanted to do as a nurse and caring for the dying became my focus.
I received my BSN from the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC and began working in a Geriatric unit at Mount Sinai Medical Center in NYC. I continued caring for cancer and AIDS patients at Monmouth Medical Center in NJ, then found my dream job at the Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey Hospice, comforting patients in their homes for as long as their care necessitates, building relationships for months or years. As a Certified Hospice and Palliative Nurse, I help the dying and their families by educating them on what to expect through this process, explaining and supporting their choices for end of life care and providing emotional support. Becoming an End of Life Doula and founding Leaving Peacefully was a logical choice, as I can provide more in depth and personal care to my private clients. I also founded the Monmouth County Death Café, which has been meeting monthly for four years in order to provide a space for the public to talk about death and dying and all it entails. Being able to share my knowledge by educating End of Life doulas is a joy." |
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Refund Policy: You may receive your total investment minus a $100 processing fee if you write us and let us know you cannot attend no later than 30 days prior to the event. If you must cancel for any reason within 30 days, your tuition will be transferred to the training of your choice for one full year!
Attendance Policy: There must be 4 minimum participants for each class. If registration has not been filled within 2 weeks of the workshop, you will be notified and refunded in full! We are grateful for your trust and business. |