Accompaniment to Grief and Good Dying
From July 8, 2020 to December 9, 2020 |
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Description
It is a training program that trains people in the art of accompaniment and preparation for death, as well as to support and contain people in a state of mourning. The main lines of intervention of this program are based on humanistic psychology, palliative care and spiritual traditions.
Sustainable development goals
Health & Wellness
Objectives and methodology
- Train course participants in the art of accompaniment in the good dying and mourning from a humanistic and spiritual methodology.
- Provide elements and resources to course participants for personal and relational management with dying and grieving people.
- Generate a humanistic training space that contributes to the personal growth of the participants in existential issues such as the meaning of life, death, suffering and disease.
METHODOLOGY
The classes will take place every fortnight in zoom meetings for 2 hours and 30 minutes.
There will be a monthly class of integration of knowledge and reinforcement of learning and 2 additional ones at the end of evaluation and reinforcement.
Videos and bibliographic material of the topics will be uploaded in the virtual classroom.
It will work with forums, chats, essays and individual and group works.
ZOOM ENCOUNTERS
12 zoom meetings of 2 hours and 30 minutes that correspond to the development of classes with different speakers. Total 30 hours
8 2-hour zoom meetings that correspond to the evaluation and integration of knowledge. Total 16 hours
Individual and group work by virtual classroom. Total 54 hours.
Duration
100 virtual hours
Access to the virtual platform 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Contents
1. The wheel of life and death
Life as a circle: without beginning and without end. Perspectives and understanding of impermanence, the meaning of life and death, the nature of the mind.
2. The process of dying and grief.
Stages in the phases of dying and grief: physical, psychological and spiritual aspects. Sense of suffering, pain, sadness, consolation.
3. The good dying
Dying a great task, dying conscious, taking care of the body and the psyche. The family of the terminal patient.
- Accompaniment and psychological resources
Elements and principles of therapeutic accompaniment. Resources and intervention tools for grief and good dying. Attitude, listening and communication.
5. Integration of knowledge
Consolidation of knowledge for a quality and warm intervention in mourning and dying people. Valuation, monitoring and closing elements.
Certificates
A certificate of approval of the Course "Accompaniment to Grief and Good Death" will be issued for 100 hours, with the academic endorsement of the University of Azuay, with the requirements of:
Attend 80% synchronous virtual sessions
Academic evaluation equal to or greater than 70/100 for each module
Recipients
- Doctors, nurses, psychiatrists, psychologists, health personnel in general, volunteers and private caregivers.
- Anyone who is facing the accompaniment of a loved one.
- Any person interested in the topics and wishes to carry out a personal development process.
Teachers
Investment
General public: code 1238 $ 275,00
Teachers, Administrators and Students UDA code 1239 $ 110,00
Payment Methods
All debit and credit cards are accepted, as well as bank transfers.
Teaching and administrative staff, once you check the box "Payment role discount" when registering online, the automatic discount to the payment role of $ 55,00 will be made in each of the months of July and August.
Site
Virtual platform of the University of Azuay
Registrations
Registrations are closed