Hospice social workers walk lines between extremes to serve people in challenging situations. One such line is steady, normalizing empathy.
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Hospice social work: honest, practical, comprehensive
What hospice social workers need to know to excel at their professions.
Hospice social workers walk lines between extremes to serve people in challenging situations. One such line is steady, normalizing empathy.
Continue reading »Attentive listening is the primary service we offer hospice patients and their family members. Listening can validate the experiences that
Continue reading »No discussion of counseling in hospice would be complete without an acknowledgment of the little book that has become the
Continue reading »As a hospice social worker, you want to be able to create genuine and trusting relationships that encourage patients and family members to feel comfortable enough to discuss difficult topics with you.
Continue reading »Hospice requires a different approach to counseling for several reasons. Grief requires support and affirmation more than motivation or self-regulation.
Continue reading »Counseling is one the most powerful tools you can provide as a hospice social worker, it is imperative to know when to apply it, and when to withhold it.
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