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psychologist and executive director of the Institute for the Study and Treatment of Loss.
Last year’s teleconference was attended by over 30 participants in Culpeper. “The teleconference was excellent; panelists were knowledgeable, topics relevant, and the moderator kept everything going smoothly. It was a great opportunity for people from our community — medical staff, school counselors, clergy, funeral directors, and families — to hear valuable information from the nation’s top experts in the field,” stated Janice Miller, one of last year’s participants.
“Everyone has been touched by grief associated with prolonged illness,” said Nancy Wells, social worker at FamilyCare Hospice. “We want to do what we can to assist individuals in mourning, as well as physicians and nurses, clergy, social workers and teachers who deal with these issues professionally, so they can respond effectively to survivors in need and take care of themselves as well.”
The- Hospice Foundation of America is a non-profit organization established to assist those who cope either personally or professionally with terminal illness and the process of death, grief and bereavement. It is dedicated to providing leadership in the development of hospice care for the terminally ill through education, research and philanthropic programs.
For more information or to register, call Nancy Wells, 829-5764.
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