It is addressed to all those people who are going through stages where death becomes closer (also for their families) with the purpose of sharing information on how to face this moment and new points of view about who we are and what the path of the  soul is during life and after transition.

Why say yes to this course?

• You will be able to integrate new points of view on death
• You will have the opportunity to clarify and take action on unfinished business.
• You will acquire the ability to see beyond the end of life and understand that this entire experience is the path that the soul decided.
• You will have tools for reconnection with the soul and acceptance to prepare us for the most important journey of this life, the journey towards the light of creation.
• Key topics:
• Finding meaning and purpose in later life
• Promote emotional well-being and resilience
• Cultivate inner peace and acceptance
• Exploring legacy and life review
• Honor intergenerational connections and share wisdom

 

Supporting families to help the elderly through dying and end-of-life care is a crucial aspect of mindful support. 

Below are some ways the Confederation for Conscious Human Development can offer assistance and guidance to families during this difficult time.

Family Support Program: “Compassionate End of Life Care” Our Family Support Program offers compassionate guidance and resources to help families navigate the emotional, practical and spiritual aspects of supporting seniors through the dying process. . Our goal is to create a supportive community where families can find comfort, share experiences, and receive the tools necessary to provide loving care and support during this delicate time.

Key areas of support:

1. Emotional and spiritual guide:

• Provide emotional support and counseling to family members as they navigate the grief, loss, and spiritual dimensions of the end-of-life journey.
• Offer resources for meditation, mindfulness, and spiritual practices to help families find peace and comfort during this difficult time.

2. Practical care and planning:

Help families understand the practical aspects of end-of-life care, including managing health care decisions, creating advance directives, and accessing appropriate support services.

3. Legacy and life review:

Facilitate opportunities for older adults and their families to engage in life review, storytelling, and legacy-building activities, allowing them to share wisdom, memories, and cherished moments.

4. Holistic Wellness and Comfort:

Provide guidance on how to create a peaceful and comforting environment for older people, including suggestions for creating relaxing spaces, engaging in gentle activities, and promoting general well-being.

 

Activities and resources:

• Family Support Workshops: Interactive workshops and discussions to help families understand the various aspects of end-of-life care, including emotional support, practical considerations and spiritual well-being.
• One-on-one counseling: Offering individual or family counseling sessions to provide personalized support and guidance tailored to each family’s specific needs.
• Educational Materials: Provide families with educational resources, reading materials, and tool kits to help them navigate the complexities of end-of-life care and grief.

 

Community Support:

• Peer Support Groups: Facilitate support groups where families can connect with others who are going through similar experiences, fostering a sense of community and understanding.
• Community Events: Host community events, memorial ceremonies and rituals to honor the lives of elders and provide opportunities for families to come together in shared remembrance.
• By offering comprehensive support, guidance, and a sense of community, Confederation of Conscious Human Development aims to help families navigate the process of supporting elders through death with compassion, understanding, and reverence for life’s journey.