The Diploma in the Living Well Dying Well Person-Centred Approach to Death and Dying is made up of three courses delivered over a 20-day programme. The Diploma course Part III provides additional nine days training after the completion of Part II expanding on the knowledge and skills required for the Doula role whilst working towards the full Diploma.
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Description
This nine-day course is the third and final part of the full 20-day End of Life Doula Diploma Training. It is only available to learners who have completed the Part I Foundation and Part II of the training.
The course is portfolio based learning and is externally monitored and certified by Crossfields Institute. The full 20 day programme has been awarded the Crossfields Institute Quality Mark.
Themes covered include:
- Use of imagery and the use of metaphor
- Unconscious processes, acknowledging the shadow
- Maintaining healthy energy system
- Motivation for becoming a Doula
- Ethics, assisted suicide/ euthanasia/exit
- Reflective practice in the Doula Role
- Compassionate presence
- Palliative care symptom control
- Pain and suffering
- Spirituality, faith, belief and religion
- Role of the Doula in spiritual care
- Unusual phenomenon at the time of dying
- Complementary therapies in end of life care
- Reminiscence work
- The arts in end of life support
- The concept of the soul's journey
- Inner and outer practices to support the soul's journey
- Assessing needs of client and family
- Endings and new beginnings
- Withdrawing from a relationship
Maximum of 16 people per training group.
Prerequisites
This course is only available for learners who have completed our Foundation Training and Part II Diploma courses.
