
Despite the risk for the onset of burden, some informal caregivers manage challenges quite well and demonstrate a certain degree of resilience. What does resilience look like among those providing care to dying individuals?
Exploring resilience in the practice of informal caregiving
February 14th, 2017 | Posted by pfmarchive in uncategorized - (Comments Off on Exploring resilience in the practice of informal caregiving)aging, community development, death and dying, grief, health care, health determinants, research, well-being
A veterinarian’s perspective on end-of-life care and humane euthanasia
February 7th, 2017 | Posted by pfmarchive in uncategorized - (Comments Off on A veterinarian’s perspective on end-of-life care and humane euthanasia)
The modern strengthening of the human-animal bond has supported the development of a comprehensive veterinary practice that provides care for all life stages, including the end-of-life
Turning responsibly towards death: A Jewish pastoral perspective
February 6th, 2017 | Posted by pfmarchive in uncategorized - (Comments Off on Turning responsibly towards death: A Jewish pastoral perspective)
Rabbi Laura Duhan Kaplan says that while we don’t know what happens on the ‘other side’ of death, we can prepare for it ‘on this side’ by letting go of attachments and grievances, and respond to death by learning to support the bereaved
death and dying, faith and spirituality, health care, well-being
Why is everyone talking about painkillers, but not about pain?
January 18th, 2017 | Posted by pfmarchive in uncategorized - (Comments Off on Why is everyone talking about painkillers, but not about pain?)
Brock University professor Dan Malleck says that while concern about addictive painkillers is strong, concern about the broader social causes of pain should be even stronger
addiction, death and dying, harm reduction, health care, health determinants, myths and stereotypes, prevention, writing and reflection
The role of mindfulness in end of life care
January 10th, 2017 | Posted by pfmarchive in uncategorized - (Comments Off on The role of mindfulness in end of life care)
Mindfulness assists people with their end of life process by giving them and their caregivers a tool they can use in order to be fully aware of the present moment and their own physical and mental states
aging, counselling, death and dying, faith and spirituality, grief, health care, multicultural, well-being
Keynote by Dr. Eike-Henner Kluge: Reflections on Dying
November 25th, 2016 | Posted by pfmarchive in uncategorized - (Comments Off on Keynote by Dr. Eike-Henner Kluge: Reflections on Dying)
“This talk is about death and dying. Not about dying unexpectedly or by accident, but about dying as an event that in principle is within our control”
aging, crime and justice, death and dying, faith and spirituality, grief, social justice, suicide and suicide prevention
