Harry van Bommel
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Saying "No" is uncomfortable yet necessary in modern times. 
It is important to become conscious of one's good instincts so they can become insights that we can repeat. 
So often we misunderstand what the concept of dignity really is. Here we look at it practically.
"Thank You" is a song by van Bommel from the perspective of someone who has died who would like to say "thank you" one more time to those who cared for them.
The Human Family looks at how we see people differently if they are disabled in some way.

Understanding what it means to care for the whole person. 
Defining care looks at why hospice palliative care is the model for excellent health care at any stage of life.
What is modern hospice care and how does it fit into the continuum of care?

Choosing the time to tell someone they are dying is simple--offer them choices.
Communication from a different perspective.
What a participant learned from her client. A participant and Harry explain what they learned from others on what it means to be dying.

Understanding the power of changing your breathing and using walks to listen to those going through grief.
Is it really better to give than to receive? If so, what does that say to the people receiving our care and support?
We all have a phrase that begins with: "I'd rather be dead than....  How does that affect our care?
Relationships are more important than anything.

Getting hospital people to walk in the shoes of patients.
Role modelling not only at work but also everywhere you go.
What it means to approach people with reverence.

The last months or weeks can often define a person's life.
What did grandfather miss most when he was dying?
Death is natural. What does dying feel like?
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  • HOME
    • LEGAL DISCLAIMER
  • Care Library
    • CARE RESOURCES
    • NAVIGATING HEALTH CARE
    • SHORT VIDEO CLIPS
    • FULL LENGTH VIDEOS
    • CARE LIBRARY - FREE eBOOKS
    • Music for Those Who Are Grieving
    • GIFT OF CARE COURSE ON FAMILY CAREGIVING
  • MENTAL HEALTH & RESILIENCE
    • RESILIENCE 101 - FREE POCKET GUIDE >
      • More Strategies!
    • LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
    • UNIVERSITIES' RESOURCES
  • MANAGEMENT & STAFF DEVELOPMENT
    • FREE eBOOKS
    • LEARN FOR YOURSELF >
      • Stress Management
  • FAMILY HISTORY
    • Free eBook
  • About
  • Contact