Thanatology 506X: Human Relations in Conscious Living and Dying

(MODULE 3 of the Vocational Thanatology Certificate Program, 30 Clock-Hours)

Tuition $80

How does one behave in the presence of death - personally, with the dying, the family, relatives, friends, medical persons, the general public? How should one behave? Issues involving inheritance, wills, insurance, bequests, living memorials, funerals and disposition of the body. How to summon loving kindness in the midst of crisis and pain.

• Required Textbooks:

Rando, Therese A., GRIEF, DYING, AND DEATH: CLINICAL INTERVENTIONS FOR CAREGIVERS, Champaigne, Illinois: Research Press, 1984.

Sapienza. Jerral, URGENT WHISPERS: CARE OF THE DYING (A Personal Reference Manual for Friends and Family Assisting a Loved One at the End of life), Eugene, Oregon: Life Learning Excellence, 2002.

 

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