Upcoming Webinars

Overcoming the Top 5 Obstacles to Exceptional IDT Care

"Don't Mention Death in Our House" & Other Challenging Family Situations

Self-Assessment: Getting Away from Routine, Task-Focused, End-of-Life Care

Creating an LGBTQ+ Caring, Sensitive & Inclusive Program

Mistakes Happen: Cultivating Service Recovery Skills

Interdisciplinary Teams: Defining & Functioning

Hospice-Specific Counseling Skills for Chaplains

Applying Motivational Interviewing to End-of-Life Care Challenges

Volunteer Manager Series: Reporting Numbers, Records & Volunteer Impact Data

Volunteer Manager Series: All About Volunteer Competencies

Denial: Misdiagnosed & Misunderstood

Volunteer Manager Series: Utilizing Professional Licensed Volunteers

Guidance for the New Volunteer Manager Part 1: Volunteer Manager Fundamentals

Guidance for the New Volunteer Manager Part 2: Policies, Procedures & the Volunteer File

When Beliefs Collide: Interacting with People with Different Belief Systems

Hospice Social Workers Part 1: The Role of the Hospice Social Worker: A Unique & Specialized Focus

Personality Disorders & Challenging Personalities: Clients & Team Members

Hospice Social Workers Part 2: Obstacles: Time, Dementia-Related Diagnoses & Insufficient Hospice-Specific Skills

Mindfulness & Deep Listening as Counseling Techniques

Online Volunteer Training Program

Creative Programming for Caregivers & the Bereaved

Bereavement Volunteer Training Part 2: Suicide Intervention, Screening Calls & Complex Situations

Guiding Caregivers Through Difficult & Meaningful Conversations

Bereavement Volunteer Training Part 1: Advanced Concepts & Interventions - Grief, Loss & Communication

Re-Examining Boundaries: When to Step Forward or Back

Top-Notch Volunteer Training & Programming

Recruitment & Retention for Outstanding Volunteers

Defining Exceptionalism in Volunteer Management

10 Important Questions That Help People Find Meaning & Purpose

Defining Exceptionalism in Bereavement Care

Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Disorders (ADRD) Training for Volunteers

Addressing Trauma in the Family

Social Work Counseling for Unprecedented End-of-Life Care

Defining Exceptionalism in Social Work Practice

Exploring Exceptionalism: Assisting Patients & Families to Plan for the Time of Death