Conference size is limited to 100 participants, so please register early. Caring for people who are dying can be an intimate and intense experience. This one-day experiential workshop is intended to expand and deepen the knowledge and insight regarding the practical, emotion, and spiritual aspects of death, dying, and grief. Frank Ostaseski will assist participants in expressing a deeper understanding of their own relationship to death, exploring uncertainty, fear, and grief in the dying process, and develop skills that enhance comfort and compassion with death, dying, and grief. Sponsored by Tri-City Hospice in Oceanside, California.
Lunch is provided.
Conference size is limited to 100 participants, so please register early. Catastrophic life events are threats to which we have somatic, bodily responses. Cancer or any serious illness calls upon the persons desire to heal and to be well again. The essential issue in healing is to form another reality, another somatic self. Frank Ostaseski will be honored, along with 49 others, for his commitment to compassion in action.