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Palliative & Hospice Care for Caregivers & Families Mini Workshop
Palliative & Hospice Care for Caregivers & Families is a compassionate, practical mini workshop designed to help family members and unpaid caregivers feel more informed and supported during serious illness.
90 min self paced course with a scheduled 1:1 meeting with Instructor and a voluntary group or coaching session.
Course opens Sept 1, 2026
A link will be provided with materials and recordings.
Participants learn the differences between palliative care and hospice, ways to support comfort and dignity, how to communicate changes to the care team, and when to ask for additional help. The workshop also includes caregiver resilience and self-care exercises, guided reflection, practical planning tools, and resources for reducing caregiver strain. Understanding you are never alone and being provided tolls for self care.
This educational workshop does not provide medical advice, determine hospice eligibility, or replace individualized guidance from a licensed healthcare professional.Achievement of learning objectives
Confidence using caregiver communication tools
Recognition of caregiver strain
Usefulness of resilience exercises
Facilitator effectiveness and psychological safety
Workshop clarity, pacing, and relevance
Overall experience
Planned application and suggested improvements
Palliative & Hospice Care for Caregivers & Families is a compassionate, practical mini workshop designed to help family members and unpaid caregivers feel more informed and supported during serious illness.
90 min self paced course with a scheduled 1:1 meeting with Instructor and a voluntary group or coaching session.
Course opens Sept 1, 2026
A link will be provided with materials and recordings.
Participants learn the differences between palliative care and hospice, ways to support comfort and dignity, how to communicate changes to the care team, and when to ask for additional help. The workshop also includes caregiver resilience and self-care exercises, guided reflection, practical planning tools, and resources for reducing caregiver strain. Understanding you are never alone and being provided tolls for self care.
This educational workshop does not provide medical advice, determine hospice eligibility, or replace individualized guidance from a licensed healthcare professional.Achievement of learning objectives
Confidence using caregiver communication tools
Recognition of caregiver strain
Usefulness of resilience exercises
Facilitator effectiveness and psychological safety
Workshop clarity, pacing, and relevance
Overall experience
Planned application and suggested improvements