A Guide for Showing Compassion at End of Life

Family and friends may feel uncertain about what to do and say to someone nearing the end of their life. Simply being present is often more impactful than what is done or said. However, many people may find this quiet time difficult as there is often little left to do for an ill loved one, perhaps for the very first time in a long caregiver journey. The anticipatory grief that often starts at diagnosis may also intensify. Join Bethell Hospice as we explore ways for family and friends to have meaningful visits with loved ones at end of life, and how to comfort the dying.

Join us either in-person or virtually on Zoom for this program. This program will not be recorded for future viewing.

This program is provided for information only. The views and opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Caledon Public Library.