This course is about the challenges faced after learning one has a terminal diagnosis. Communication and honesty are key components in dealing with the diagnosis so the individual can live and die with dignity. Anyone who is an integral part of the living and dying process will learn valuable tools to utilize during this precious process.
Daily reading and discussion board entries are required for successful completion of this course, and learners will finish with confidence in their ability to not only assist well in challenging times but to lead others in doing the same.
Learners are required to obtain these books for the course:
- Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
- Final Journeys-A Practical Guide for Bringing Care and Comfort at the End of Life by Maggie Callanan
This course is eligible for 3.0 CEU.
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Pre-requisites for this class are IFDC1010, IFDC1020, & IFDC1030
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Quick Info:
Number of weeks: 6
Price: $125
CEUs: 3.0
Required books: Yes
Blackboard: Yes
Zoom: No
Certification or Series: Yes (Grief Care)
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Price: $125
About the Instructor
Gail Compton has extensive education and hands-on experience to guide you through the end-of-life process, whether this is for yourself or someone you love. She is a retired associate pastor for congregational care with the Kimberling City (Missouri) Methodist Church, and is a Certified Lay Minister and Certified Congregational Leader. In addition, she is a Certified Volunteer Chaplain with a local hospice, where she gained valuable insight from individuals and families as they prepared for end-of-life care. At her church, she is lay leader and co-facilitates the GriefShare program and Our Journey of Hope cancer care ministry.
Past Students Said…
“It was wonderful to take this course with the others that had taken the previous courses – really helped to have a sympathetic cohort. The instructor was also very encouraging.”
