Saturday, July 29 I  Sunday, July 30 2017

9:00 am - 5:30 pm

Boulder, CO

 

Offered in cooperation with The Living & Dying Consciously Project
Teachers: Kitty Edwards, Naya Devi, and Deborah Owen-Sohocki.

 

Conscious Transitions: Living with Dying is the signature workshop of the Living & Dying Consciously Project – an experiential  2-day course during which participants learn and practice ancient techniques to help the dying and their caretakers manage the complexities of death and find a measure of peace. 
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This 14-hour experiential workshop is designed to help people approach death consciously. It is appropriate for all persons involved in the dying process: the individual, family members, friends, counselors, therapists, chaplains and medical support staff. Participants will discover and learn a variety of techniques to help the dying person and their loved ones find peace. These techniques will expand your understanding of preparing for death as a rite of passage, including the psychological and emotional closure needed in the dying process. 

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​Scientists and shamans agree that those who perform personal rituals transcend the stress of loss.This program draws from the wisdom of the ancient traditions as well as current research in the field.  Participants have found their lives enriched and their work with clients transformed through the discovery of a new relationship with death. 
 
Each class is limited to 30 students.  Three teachers work closely with students to ensure that participants master each technique. Tuition varies depending on location.  Partial scholarships available for professional hospice staff.