Posts by Suzanne
Taking the Fear Out of Death: Join Us for Our Monthly “Death Talk” Live Q&A Discussion | Doulagivers Institute
Death is an inevitable part of life but discussions about death and dying can often feel taboo. That’s why we’re hosting a monthly “Death Talk” Q&A Discussion, aimed at creating a safe space to openly talk about this difficult subject. Hosted by Doulagivers Institute and Suzanne B. O’Brien RN, this webinar will help you learn…
Read MoreDoulagivers World Training Day | 90-Min. FREE End of Life Doula Education from Doulagivers Institute
Are you interested in learning how to provide compassionate care for someone at the end of life? If so, then the upcoming Doulagivers World Training Day Event is perfect for you! Scheduled to take place on April 20th at 7pm ET—this 90 minute online webinar will provide guidance and advice from former Hospice Nurse and…
Read MoreThe Caregiver Syndrome Epidemic
Family caregivers are often faced with a unique set of challenges as they juggle the demands of work, family and caregiving. From managing complex medical tasks to navigating legal and financial issues, it can be difficult for caregivers to find balance in their lives while providing the best possible care for their loved ones. At…
Read MoreFREE Resource Center for Family Caregivers | Doulagivers Institute
End-of-life care can be a difficult and overwhelming experience for many people. It is often hard to know what to do or where to turn for help. Knowing the best way to navigate this journey is key, which is why Doulagivers Institute has created a free online resource center that provides access to education and…
Read MoreHow Our Attitudes Toward Death are Changing | Doulagivers Institute
Over the last century, death has been medicalized and outsourced to the point that it has practically been removed from our lives. This removal of an inevitable part of our human existence has created unnecessary fear and avoidance around the topic of end-of-life for most people. But in recent years, our attitudes toward death have…
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