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Designing Your Ideal Mentoring Relationship: Practical Tips for Advocating for Your Learning Needs and Interests

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Designing Your Ideal Mentoring Relationship: Practical Tips for Advocating for Your Learning Needs and Interests

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Presented by: Jennifer Currin-McCulloch, PhD, LSW; Shivani Kaushik, MSSW, RSW

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Caregiver Speaks: A technologically mediated storytelling intervention for Caregivers of Persons Living with Dementia at End-of-Life and into Bereavement

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Caregiver Speaks: A technologically mediated storytelling intervention for Caregivers of Persons Living with Dementia at End-of-Life and into Bereavement

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Presented by Abigail Rolbiecki, PhD, MPH, MSW; Christine Lero, MSW, LCSW; Karla Washington, PhD, LCSW

"Caregiver Speaks employs photo-elicitation – the use of photos to elicit thoughts and feelings about a particular experience – to facilitate storytelling among family caregivers of PLWD who are on hospice. Caregiver Speaks is informed by a meaning-making model of stress and coping, which posits that when individuals can make sense of, or find meaning in adverse life experiences"

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Virtual Connection and Bereavement Boxes: A Novel Sibling Bereavement Group Intervention

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Virtual Connection and Bereavement Boxes: A Novel Sibling Bereavement Group Intervention

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Presented by ennifer Greenman, LCSW, APHSW-C

"During the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, pediatric palliative care social workers reacted with urgency to find ways to continue to provide essential bereavement support to families. Novel interventions and therapeutic modalities were created while promoting safety and access. This presentation will introduce an innovative clinician-facilitated virtual sibling support group program."

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Save the Last Dance: Therapeutic Intersections of Palliative Care and the Arts

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Save the Last Dance: Therapeutic Intersections of Palliative Care and the Arts

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Presented by Eleanor Frechette, MSW, LCSW

"The creative arts (music, visual art, writing, etc) are a holistic approach to patient care that focuses on the use of self-expression and reflection, the interrelation of body, mind, and spirit. Art has historically been used to communicate themes of grief and loss, a creative strategy that has facilitated expression for centuries. The use of art in Palliative Care not only provides an alternative means for patients to communicate their emotions, but can also be used as a tool to elicit hopes, worries, and goals."

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Monday, April 25, 2022: General Assembly Opening Plenary

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Monday, April 25, 2022: General Assembly Opening Plenary

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Holding the Liminal Space: Balancing Uncertainty and Rejuvenation

Lisa Keefauver's Grief is a Sneaky B*tch Podcast
The Good Listening Project
Narrative Improv

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Presented and Compiled by

Terry Altilio, ASCW, LCSW, APHSW-C
Anne Kelemen, LCSW, APHSW-C
Vickie Leff, LCSW, APHSW-C

"Terry, Anne & Vickie have started recording conversations about inequities.  Using videos from a variety of sources, we get together and discuss the content, hoping to deepen the conversation, and inform our practice.  We hope you will join us. "

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Serious illness communications

Our Mission

As Health Care professionals, it is important to be able to communicate with our patients, families and colleagues about serious illness. Our courses will teach you adaptable skills you can use in a variety of settings to improve your relationships with patients, families and colleagues.

We go beyond the basics of communication and teach you the foundation of why communication is so vitally important, why you say what you do; how to use self awareness in this process and most importantly, how to start where your patient is in a conversation.

Experience and Professionalism

With years of experience, our team will has created a series of webinars to take you through your learning. Each step of the way uses role playing, grounded theory and practice examples. We provide real life scenarios to try out your skills before moving on to the next level. We understand the importance of educating you on the most effective and thoughtful ways to communicate.

We Care

As Palliative Care health care professionals, we care deeply about communication. It is the bedrock of the specialty. Learning foundational and advanced communication skills will not only improve your patient care, but provide you will skills that can help with your own resilience so you can do this work for as long as you want.

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Our Mission As Health Care professionals, it is important to be able to communicate with our patients, families and colleagues about serious illness. Our courses will teach you adaptable skills you can use in a variety of settings to improve your relationships with patients, families and colleagues.

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Exploring Santa Fe today reminded me of who I love about myself – my curiosity, my adventurous soul, learning new things, making new discoveries, seeing things in a new light, a different feeling – my soul warming up, being open to expanding my horizons

From hearing the birds singing when I woke up at 6am

To the sunshine when I walked out at 7am

Going down the road to Iconix Coffee Roaster

To asking for recommendations from the server

I’m excited to purchase their local coffee roast home

The delicious Guatemalan style eggs breakfast with cheese wrapped in banana leaf

Making my own taco with the over easy egg, beans, cheese, and Guatamalan salsa

Watching yolk from the egg drip onto the beans and cheese

The different flavors I get in this food experience

Such a treat to finish it with the grilled plantains topped with a little cheese.

It’s like an adventure in my mouth

A taste of a new culture that was presented in their interpretation

The horchata latte was not as creamy as it was advertised

But the lemon thyme gluten free muffin was a sweet surprise of goodness.

My curiosity led my conversation with Eric

He recommended places for me to explore

The fall is beautiful here with the Aspen

The mineral hot springs

White Sands

I also enjoyed talking to the ladies that shared she loves it here and is praying for her family in Washington – not sure when Mt. Rainier will erupt.

My day has been so full of experiences I hope to never forget

The visitor center, the foot step mental door opener at the convention center

Cross of Martyr, the beautiful sunset

Seeing the smoke from the fire from the north that blew west with the high winds of 55-70 mph

Speaking with Elizabeth and Roger from New York

Whom I took pictures for and will send them the email. I did not ask for their phone because I want them to keep their privacy. Roger had suggested them to go visit the Cross and it was their first time at the historical site they been to Santa Fe although they traveled her before and love it

Sun every day, pretty much 360 days

It’s a good medium between Texas and Arizona

They shared their recommendations

I can’t wait to come back in October for the fall

It’s chili season, and fresh roasted chili fill the streets

To enjoy the Georgia O’Keefe art work

The sculpture on Canyon Road

To continue learning the rich history of Santa Fe land

How the past brings forth the present remenants of indigenous, Mexican, and Anglo influences

The history of La Fonda, santa fe’s first hotel

To seeing how touristy the place is

Filled with culture

The Nepal driver from lyft

Meow Wolf, feeling like alice in wonderland, a trip without tripping, the glasses were great

The connections I learn to make

My own shortcomings

My difficulty in reflection

My first time at a conference

My social anxiety in big crowds

I was so excited to tour La Fonda because of Ellen from the gift shop.

Timing was miscommunicated, the guide started at 4:30 instead of 5:00

In a way it became an incredible opportunity

I got a glimpse of La Fonda

I learned about L and her beautiful 20 year friendship with S. I love listening to the history of their friendship, hearing their laughter and smiles when they shared their stories together – how they met, how they presented together.

Meeting the palliative telehealth lead, psych social worker
She’s expanding her licensure and presenting at the conference about expanding palliative care in rural areas. Her company is expanding in Texas.

I learned from her California is a bitch for licensing, Montana is easy. I’m curious about Oregon and Texas or perhaps Alaska. What about Idaho or even Hawaii.

I met the awesome social worker from Seattle who works for Everett Clinic, her experience in Snohomish county in community and now back to direct clinician practice at Optum

I also met one from Nebraska and New York

So much info during happy hour

I’m afraid I’m going to forget the rich information

Learning about organizations

Lawsuits

Dysfunctional work places

Staff leaving

I want to come back with James and his parents

To explore the area

The land rich in minerals and oils

The atomic bomb was developed here

So much significant history

The pueblo and clay architecture

The botanical garden

The cathedral with the wooden spiral staircase

Speaking with Jane from Portland, when I was at the cross

She spoke of Forest Trails in Portland

She has a poster presentation

Michelle Lee, the fellow from New York

Checking in with James

Checking in with Suklin

Checking in with Mom, planning for razor clamming, learning new family gossip

Checking in with Dad, who took the time to clean my car and change my oil

Checking in with Howard

Getting to know Heather

Getting to know Maria

I’m grateful they were at Cross of Martyr at Sunset

I was able to walk back to the hotel with them

Getting to know Makayla

Sharing more experiences with Zandalee

Her research and planning – going to brunch, having dinner

I appreciate her eager to be prepared

The lotion

The therapy dough

My friendship with her

Registering early for my badge because of her

Almost thought I forgot to register but found out I did

I learn it’s important to going into conferences with questions

It is a time filled with opportunities and information sharing

I may forget what people say and do but people remember how you make them feel.

I want to continue building positive experiences and connections.

Be respectful, ask for people’s name, what are there favorites, what do they enjoy, what makes them stand out, what’s important to them, what do they value

Reflecting in poetry style is really nice

I don’t have to be perfect

It’s an art form

I can fill in lines to my hearts desire without judgement

Thank you Santa Fe for reminding me about who I love to be and want to be

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A DYING EXERCISE, Based on “A Grief and Bereavement Exercise for Small Groups” by Reverend Ronald R. Peak and Reverend James C. Wooldridge, the Hospice of Marin model and a revision by Hospice, Inc. of Larimer County and Utah Heritage Hospice

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A DYING EXERCISE, Based on “A Grief and Bereavement Exercise for Small Groups” by Reverend Ronald R. Peak and Reverend James C. Wooldridge, the Hospice of Marin model and a revision by Hospice, Inc. of Larimer County and Utah Heritage Hospice

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five items or possessions you own that are very, very important to you

five things that you value highly in nature.  Five pieces of the world around you that brings you joy.

five things that you consider being important activities such as work, hobbies, leisure time activities and so on.

five individuals – five people who are very important

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Creativity: Demonstrated through variety of activities I performed this year in navigating a field where mortality is faced

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Creativity: Demonstrated through variety of activities I performed this year in navigating a field where mortality is faced

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Metaphors and Analogy

Creation of My Toolbox

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Connection: Time with Family and Friends

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Connection: Time with Family and Friends

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Caring & Staying Balanced: What My PI Shared with Me

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Caring & Staying Balanced: What My PI Shared with Me

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Everyone is on his or own life journey.

I am not the cause of this person's pain or suffering.

Nor is it entirely within my power to make it go away, even though I wish I could.

Moments like this are difficult to bear,

Yet I may still try to help as best as I can.

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Sherry's 3C's for Success: Creativity, Curiosity, and Connection

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Sherry's 3C's for Success: Creativity, Curiosity, and Connection

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Through my reflection and experience this year, I was able to identify three values that brings me meaning and purpose to the path I want to take.

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Reflection Around The Campfire & Conducted Post Activity Reflection Interview with a Participant

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Reflection Around The Campfire & Conducted Post Activity Reflection Interview with a Participant

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Facilitating Death Experience Activity Around The Campfire

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Facilitating Death Experience Activity Around The Campfire

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Voice Reflection Recording During Hiking

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Voice Reflection Recording During Hiking

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And collecting rocks along the way and letting go

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Discovering one way of commemorating patient's I've lost

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Santa Fe's Historic Fort Marcy Park: Cross of the Martyrs

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Santa Fe's Historic Fort Marcy Park: Cross of the Martyrs

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Exploration of Feelings

Connection with Myself

Connection with Others

-Connection Between Systems and People

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Curiosity: Demonstrated by Questions that I like asking when connecting with other and what came up during this reflection process.

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Curiosity: Demonstrated by Questions that I like asking when connecting with other and what came up during this reflection process.

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What are ways that I want to ask questions?

What questions do I want to ask?

Thinking about involved demands and experiences from different roles of people who are involved in life-limiting illness care.

How do I show up? How can I show up?

Context Matters

My exploration process