Los mejores podcasts de Hospice (2024)

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Caregiver Creates Legacy of Love After Loss 51:37

11h ago51:37

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Susan Combs will tell you she had a great dad. Her caregiving experience at the end of his life inspired her to give back to the veteran community. Susan’s dad Major General Roger E. Combs was a huge influence on her life. Roger battled with throat cancer related to Agent Orange for ten years, eventually dealing with a feeding tube toward the end o…

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Episode 0 - Start Here 3:23

16d ago3:23

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Welcome to the Voices of Hospice Leadership Podcast. Check out this episode to learn who we are, what you can expect from this podcast and why you should listen.Por Brian Frantz

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Navigating the Audit Maze: Insights From Northeast Georgia Health System 33:19

25d ago33:19

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In this episode, AGG Post-Acute & Long-Term Care co-chair Jason Bring is joined by Kathy Barton and Natalie McNeal of Northeast Georgia Health System. Kathy and Natalie share insights on navigating the complexities of hospice audits, discuss their experiences with the appeal process, and offer practical strategies for success. They also delve into …

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Learning How to Say the Last Goodbye with Barbara Karnes 40:33

4d ago40:33

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After a 40 year hospice career, Barbara Karnes knows a thing or two about end of life care. Today’s special episode is part 3 of our 4 part series in honor of National Family Caregivers Month and National Hospice and Palliative Care Month. Barbara calls her introduction to working with the dying “divine intervention” that occurred because of a rand…

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This Innovative Product Is Helping Us Do Death Care Better 40:21

7d ago40:21

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Cuddle Cots and Cuddle Blankets allow families to spend more time with a loved one after a death, providing an opportunity for end of life workers to do death care better. Danielle Franck of Flexmort shares her personal experience with a Cuddle Cot in this interview. *Warning - This episode contains a description of the loss of a stillborn infant. …

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The Rich History of Hospice: How We Got Here 42:32

11d ago42:32

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In episode two of our special four part series, hospice icon Barbara Karnes shares what it was like working in hospice in the early days, before there was a model for working with the dying. Barbara has worked in end of life care for over 40 years, educating and supporting end of life workers and family caregivers alike. In this conversation, we ta…

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How to Organize Your Life to Make Death Easier 49:47

14d ago49:47

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When his dad died, Adam Zuckerman created a highly organized kit for managing his estate. As founder of Buried in Work, he helps people get their end-of-life preparation in place. Adam’s family learned the ins and outs of hospice as they supported his dad at the end of his battle with leukemia. Although their time using hospice care was short, Adam…

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Starting Out in the End: Talking With Barbara Karnes 45:22

18d ago45:22

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In honor of National Hospice and Palliative Care Month - and National Family Caregivers Month - we’re featuring a special 4-part series with special guest Barbara Karnes, Hospice Nurse and End of Life Educator. In the first episode of the series, Barbara shares how she got started in end of life care back before the Medicare hospice benefit was est…

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How to Improve Death Literacy in a Community 46:05

22d ago46:05

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Death educator Lee Warren believes preparing for death in advance makes a good death possible. Over a period of two years, she experienced several deaths in her small community of 125 people, teaching her the best lessons about death as she cared for them. Those deaths, and the generous people who experienced them, offered an incredible opportunity…

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Grandpad Has Made Innovative AI Available to Older Adults 36:01

29d ago36:01

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Serious illness and caregiving can be isolating. GrandPad’s AI technology keeps seniors safely connected to loved ones. Isaac Lien and his dad Scott co-founded GrandPad to meet the needs they saw in Scott’s mom. Their new AI app Grandie offers audio interaction for the user without requiring a certain format, and even learns the user’s voice and wa…

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Honoring the Dead with Beautiful Burial Shrouds 49:13

1M ago49:13

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Virginia Marcolin’s background in fashion and textiles led her to start designing burial shrouds, experimenting with luxurious natural fabrics and vegetable dyes. The result was Sanctum, a brand of high-end scented burial shrouds for the natural funeral industry. Virginia sources a variety of high-quality organic fabrics which are soft to the touch…

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Exploring and Managing Pain in Palliative Care - The Hospice Podcast: Episode 12 31:36

1M ago31:36

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We all experience pain but what what is it? Join St John's Hospice Medical Director Dr Alison Bacon and Clinical Nurse Specialist Lauren Glackin as we discuss and examine perceptions and the myths of pain and managing pain in palliative care. Questions? Please email communication@sjhospice.org.ukPor St John‘s Hospice

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Quality Care is the Goal at Residential Hospice Homes 48:31

1M ago48:31

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My guest Susan Hearn is talking about how she is moved and motivated by her work as executive director of a residential hospice home, and why she stays in this industry. #hospice #endoflife #death #dying #caregiver #caregiving https://pod.co/the-heart-of-hospice-podcast/quality-care-is-the-goal-at-residential-hospice-homes Residential hospice homes…

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Care to Talk with Hospice Southeast New Brunswick- Episode 5 with Luc Beaulieu 19:46

1M ago19:46

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Care to Talk with Hospice Southeast New Brunswick- Episode 5 with Luc BeaulieuPor Hospice SENB

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How Death Teaches the Best Life Lessons 45:50

2M ago45:50

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The last conversation you want to have shouldn’t be the last one you do have. Filmmaker Johanna Lunn is using her lifelong curiosity about death to bring documentaries about "What happens when we die," to life. She’s the co-founder of the When You Die Project which hosts a resource-rich website, podcast, and documentary trilogy. The When You Die Pr…

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Episode 26 - Making Every Day Matter 41:18

2M ago41:18

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Send us a text In this episode, hosts Gina and Tamsin mark Hospice Care Week 2024 by listening to some of our hospice staff talking about their experiences and memories of when they made a day matter to a patient and their loved ones. There's visiting animals, days out, celebrations, bucket list events and candid conversations and reflecting on the…

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The Best Advice From a Devoted Dementia Caregiver 59:10

2M ago59:10

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Rosanne Corcoran, host of Daughter the Podcast is sharing her best advice about being a caregiver for a person dealing with dementia. As caregiver to her mother for 12 years, Rosanne learned how to navigate the healthcare system as an advocate, deal with sleep deprivation, and to care for herself along the way. Rosanne Corcoran is the creator and h…

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Get the Help You Need to Navigate a Hospice Journey 49:19

2M ago49:19

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Hospice nurse and End of Life Doula Gabby Jimenez of The Hospice Heart is our guest host for today’s episode, featuring a discussion of Hospice Navigation Services. When you’re looking at making decisions about end of life care for yourself or someone you love, things can seem frightening and confusing. Hospice Navigation Services can help you figu…

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How to Train Your Doctor with Dr. Matthew Tyler 45:14

2M ago45:14

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Hospice and palliative physician Dr. Matthew Tyler is teaching us how to have conversations with your healthcare team about what matters most to you. In addition to his work as medical director of palliative care services, Matthew educates the public about having meaningful discussions with their healthcare teams, especially the doctor. He calls it…

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Episode 4 with Christine Kennedy Babineau 32:34

2M ago32:34

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Balado Parlons-en de l'Hospice SENB Care to Talk Podcast- Episode 4 with Christine Kennedy BabineauPor Hospice SENB

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How to be a Great End of Life Advocate 51:48

3M ago51:48

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Being an advocate for someone in hospice care is a big job. MSW Jacob Kendall of Demystifying Healthcare is teaching us how to do it well. Advocacy for his own healthcare needs has taught him how to communicate with a healthcare team to get the best care possible. Jacob teaches about the various aspects that influence that care that’s available for…

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How to Plan for Your End of Life 1:03:46

3M ago1:03:46

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As co-founder of Empowered Endings, Dr. Bob Uslander, is working to shift the paradigm of End of Life Care by supporting, guiding, and teaching an empowered approach to Palliative and End of Life Care. He became aware of the gaps in hospice and palliative care that cause patients to struggle. The deaths of his parents and a dear friend provided a p…

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Grief Coach Shelby Forsythia on How to Grow Through Grief, Part 2 36:26

3M ago36:26

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In part 2 of our grief series with Grief Coach Shelby Forsythia, Shelby talks about identifying your grief allies, different grief styles, and how to create continuing bonds with the ones you’ve lost. As founder of Life After Loss Academy, she uses what she’s learned in the years after her mother’s death to help other grievers make their way throug…

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Discussion: Let's Talk About Death 25:50

3M ago25:50

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Send us a text How do we transform the conversation about death from a feared taboo to a compassionate dialogue? Join Dr. Tracie Mallberg and Oliver in this eye-opening episode of Hospice Declassified as we confront the cultural fears and misconceptions that shroud the word "hospice." Drawing from personal experiences, we unveil the stark differenc…

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Grief Coach Shelby Forsythia on How to Grow Through Grief, Part 1 44:53

3M ago44:53

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Grief Coach Shelby Forsythia is teaching us how it’s possible to grow through grief. As founder of Life After Loss Academy, she uses what she’s learned in the years after her mother’s death to help other grievers make their way through a grief journey. Shelby uses mindfulness techniques and open-ended questions to guide her clients to welcome grief…

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Episode 3 with Kiana Butland 13:05

3M ago13:05

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Balado Parlons-en de l'Hospice SENB Care to Talk Podcast- Episode 3 with Kiana ButlandPor Hospice SENB

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How to Navigate the Dementia Journey With Compassion 57:52

4M ago57:52

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Dementia practitioner Mary Anne Oglesby-Sutherly is on a mission to transform the landscape of dementia care. As co-founder of Veranda Ministries, a 501(c)3, Mary Anne has spent two decades telling the stories of people dealing with dementia. Supporting dementia caregivers is her gift, and helping them to remember their person’s legacy is a top pri…

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Occupational Therapists are an Important Part of Hospice Care 52:19

4M ago52:19

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Welcome to Season 9 of The Heart of Hospice Podcast! Occupational Therapists Emilia Bourland and Dr. Brandy Archie are sharing how OTs can improve the quality of life for patients and caregivers on hospice care. OTs are underutilized in end-of-life care, but they’re an essential part of the hospice interdisciplinary team. There’s a lot of support O…

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What are Death Cafes and Death Salons? 5:10

4M ago5:10

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Death Cafes and Death Salons have been around for over a decade now and are continuing to grow in popularity. Maybe you’ve heard of them, but some might not know what they are or why people are organizing them. In this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to go over Death Cafes and Death Salons so that you’ll be ready should you wish to attend on…

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Helping End of Life Professionals Fill Their Cup 58:04

4M ago58:04

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Erin Whalen, founder of Compassionate Coaching, is working to help end of life and grief professionals love their work again. Using her unique gifts, Erin and the Compassionate Coaching theater troop employ “playback theater” to develop engaging programming that centers around giving and receiving empathy. They work with end of life teams to mitiga…

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Bereaved Parents Month 6:36

4M ago6:36

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Losing a child is something no parent ever wants to go through. While it’s understandable that a parent wouldn’t want to even imagine something that tragic happening to them, it can and does unfortunately happen to people every day. July is Bereaved Parents Month and to mark the event, this episode of Changing Lives will cover some strategies for d…

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What You Need to Know About Hospice Medications withPharmacist Ellen Fulp 51:00

4M ago51:00

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Pharmacist Ellen Fulp is passionate about using medications appropriately to care for patients who are at their most vulnerable. As a part of the hospice interdisciplinary team, Ellen collaborates with the hospice director and nurse to ensure quality of life is supported, and a patient’s suffering is reduced. Caregivers and patients often misunders…

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Interview with Brenda Richard 17:14

4M ago17:14

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Por Hospice SENB

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What You Need to Know About Finding Your Grief Style 52:05

4M ago52:05

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Funeral director and author Jodi Clock knows personally how each person finds a grief style that’s the best, healthy fit for themselves. As host of the “I Woke Up Dead - Now What?” podcast, Jodi is having conversations about our common experiences with death, shares best practices, and asks the tough questions in order to prepare for end-of-life re…

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Understanding Palliative Care: Strategies for Compliance and Reimbursement 15:44

4M ago15:44

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In this episode, AGG Post-Acute & Long-Term Care co-chair Jason Bring is joined by AGG Healthcare attorney Charmaine Mech Aguirre to discuss the latest developments in the palliative care industry across the country. Jason and Charmaine talk through the key differences between hospice and palliative care, various models and approaches providers are…

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How to Have the Hard Conversations Before the Hard Things Happen 54:36

5M ago54:36

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Hospice nurse Eileen Spillane of Befriending Death has learned to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. Eileen is the Founder of Befriending Death and has been a Registered Nurse for over thirty years, specializing in Oncology, Critical Care, and Obstetrics. She is a certified Life Coach from New Ventures West, a former Zen Hospice Project Volunte…

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Episode 25 - Keep the sea on your right 34:26

5M ago34:26

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Send us a text In this episode of the Cornwall Hospice Care podcast, our Two Choughs Gina and Tamsin meet in the great outdoors for a slightly different podcast. Our hosts meet with Chris Starnes , who is walking the whole 620 miles of the South West Coast Path, raising money for Cornwall Hospice Care and Stride. Tamsin joins Chris walking from Par…

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What You Need to Know About Integrative Palliative Care 1:00:53

5M ago1:00:53

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“What do I need to know about you as a person to take the best care of you?” This is how integrative palliative medicine physician Dr. Delia Chiaramonte starts conversations with her patients. It’s a Dignity Question that lets her patients know she cares about them as a person. Delia works in integrative palliative medicine to care for the whole pe…

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Episode Four: Hospice Nurse Andi Winters 25:48

5M ago25:48

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Host Mindy Rice interviews longtime hospice nurse Andi Winters. Andi Winters is a nurse at the Gordon Hospice House.Por Hospice & Palliative Care of Iredell County

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Different Types of Burials 4:50

5M ago4:50

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When a person is creating their end-of-life plan, there are a lot of decisions to be made. One of the big ones is what will be done with your body after you die. Most people are aware of the more common options, such as burial and cremation, but are there any other methods to choose from? In this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to learn abou…

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End of Life Doula Provides Beautiful Family-Involved Home Funerals 54:25

5M ago54:25

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End of Life Doula Trina Wacasey works to ensure that clients and families have the kind of personalized death care they want. Using family-guided care customized to fit their beliefs, needs, and wants, Trina guides caregivers through deaths, post-mortem care, and rituals after death. After working in the corporate world, Trina was drawn to the work…

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5 Ways to Help Someone Who is Grieving 5:10

5M ago5:10

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Grief can be a difficult thing to work through. It can make everyday tasks like going to work or doing basic chores hard or impossible to do. It’s one thing to go through the death of a loved one alongside another friend or family member as you mourn that person’s death together, but what can you do to help someone you know who is working through t…

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Episode Fifty-Five: Answering Pain Management Questions 54:11

5M ago54:11

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In this episode I answer 3 questions from the hospice nurse support group on facebook. The first question has to do with giving liquid morphine every 6 hours scheduled and PRN morphine every 3 hours PRN. The second question involves using Tramadol for pain management. The third question has to do with elevated vital signs for actively dying patient…

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Revolutionary Advocacy for Military Veterans at End of Life 56:25

5M ago56:25

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Today’s guest Dr. Qwynn Galloway-Salazar is a Veteran, death doula, compassionate educator, and the founder of In Their Honor, a national initiative raising awareness and addressing Veterans' unique challenges as they approach the end of life. Qwynn is also the spouse of a combat veteran and understands the role of veteran caregivers. 1 in 4 Medica…

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Interview with Frances Leblanc 17:50

5M ago17:50

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The first episodes features Frances LeBlanc, Hospice SENB CEO, sharing insights about the organization. Stay tuned for the release of new conversations every month. Le premier épisode présente la pdg de l'Hospice SENB, Frances LeBlanc, qui partage ses idées sur l'organisation. Restez à l'écoute pour la sortie de nouvelles conversations chaque mois…

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Lessons Learned From ALJ Hospice Audit Appeals 38:00

5M ago38:00

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In this episode, AGG Post-Acute & Long-Term Care co-chair Jason Bring is joined by Megan Turby and Lisa Barker, MD, of Gulfside Healthcare Services in Land O' Lakes, Florida. AGG represented Gulfside in a series of hospice audit appeals before multiple administrative law judges ("ALJs"). Megan and Dr. Barker share their experiences in the ALJ heari…

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InspiAir Presents Hospice Quinte's 4th Annual Charity Golf Tournament 4:47

6M ago4:47

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Are you ready to hit the links? On this episode of Changing Lives, we’re going to tell you a bit about our next fundraiser, our 4th Annual Golf Tournament presented by InspiAir. We’ll also let you know why we rely so much on donations, and where your money goes when you donate to Hospice Quinte. Support the show Listen on 91x FM You can listen to e…

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Learning the Truth About Autism and Grief 41:59

6M ago41:59

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Dr. Kenneth Doka and Alex Lamorie of the Hospice Foundation of America’s Autism and Grief Project are advocates for people with autism. Dr. Doka is a prolific author, editor, and lecturer, past president of the Association for Death Education and Counseling, and a member and past chair of the International Work Group on Death, Dying, and Bereavemen…

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Episode Fifty-Four: 11 Concepts I Learned From Chuck Schroeder 52:52

6M ago52:52

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In this episode I explore 11 things I learned from my 30 year friendship with Chuck Schroeder. Chuck Schroeder went to be with Jesus on March 21st 2024. He was a monumental figure in my life. After speaking at his Celebration of Life service, I decided to do a podcast episode sharing what I learned from him. In this episode I explore the following …

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The Remarkable Story of Humanist Chaplain D.S. Moss 59:11

6M ago59:11

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Devin (D.S.) Moss brings a sense of reverence for life and a curiosity about death to his work as a chaplain. During a conversation with a Zen Master about Buddhist beliefs about the afterlife, the suggestion was made to him that he would make a good chaplain. Devin didn’t think he could do the work of spiritual care because of his humanist beliefs…

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