
This online, video-based certificate program provides practical end-of-life care skills and a foundational understanding of death, dying, grief, and loss. Using an experiential, media-rich approach, the course includes video training, guided exercises, films, meditations, interviews, handouts, and supportive resources. The course is designed for individuals personally or professionally drawn to end-of-life care, including caregivers, healthcare professionals, and those seeking to deepen their understanding of compassionate support.
It is also valuable as entry-level training or continuing education for a wide range of helping professions and disciplines, including:
? End-of-Life Doulas and Life Coaches
? Nurses, Nursing Assistants, LPNs, LVNs
? Social Work, Humanities Psychology
? Gerontology, Psychology Students
? Mental Health Professionals, Grief Coaches
? Massage Therapy, Alternative Practitioners
Students interested in working or volunteering in aging, hospice, healthcare, palliative care, or end-of-life settings will gain foundational skills for providing compassionate support and companionship.
This training meets and exceeds Medicare hospice training requirements and recommendations by the National Alliance for Care at Home (NACH). Upon successful completion, students receive the CEOLS certificate and designation. Beyond professional development, this immersive course encourages thoughtful exploration of death, dying, grief, and loss while helping students cultivate empathy, resilience, presence, and compassionate care skills. $529 tuition.
This course is designed to be completed at your own pace with multiple start date opportunities.