Embrace the Journey
Understanding End-of-Life Services with an End-of-Life Doula
Tuesday, September 10
3:00pm - 4:00pm
Fayetteville Public Library
First Security Bank Board Room (2nd Floor)A workshop designed to enlighten and comfort anyone facing end-of-life planning.
Join Our Workshop: Navigating End-of-Life Planning with Compassion. "Embrace the Journey: Understanding End-of-Life Services with an End-of-Life Doula," is a workshop designed to enlighten and comfort anyone facing end-of-life planning. End-of-Life Doulas act as a blend of guardian angel and life coach, providing essential support through life’s final chapter.
In this session, we’ll explore the transformative role of these doulas, their impact on families, and how they help smooth one of life’s toughest transitions. Our goal is to replace fear with understanding, preparation, and peace of mind. You'll also receive a practical toolkit, complete with guides and checklists, to confidently initiate these crucial conversations.
Whether you're planning for the future or addressing current needs, we're here to empower and educate. Let’s discuss this important topic together, making it an approachable and less daunting journey.
Alison Nail-Malone is a credentialed End of Life Doula and Guide, as well as a Grief Educator and Coach. With over 15 years of experience in career and life coaching, and 20 years in talent training and development, Alison brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice. Her journey into end-of-life care was profoundly shaped by her personal experience as a caregiver, decision-maker, and companion for her father until his passing in July 2020. This transformative experience inspired her to become an End of Life Doula. Alison's deep understanding of grief and the end-of-life process empowers her to guide individuals and families with compassion and wisdom. Join her workshop to explore how to navigate these challenging times with grace and support.
This program is free, no registration required.
All abilities are welcome. For disability accommodations, call 479.856.7250 or email questions@faylib.org 2-3 weekdays before a program.
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