Program Development
&
Training
Aging, Serious Illness & End of Life
“Our lives are simple moments. The ordinary and extraordinary.”
Amy Lawlor Levine has been a leading voice in the field of aging, serious illness and end of life for the past 25 years. Creating innovative programs that minimize the isolation and loneliness of serious illness. Her work has been recognized in the New York Times, Medscape and the HuffPost. She has provided guidance to multiple organizations nationally and internationally including UK Age, NHS and Canada’s CapitalCare.
Professional Training
Healthcare; Social Service; Chaplaincy
Loneliness: Connection and Belonging: How to make a difference.
Stress Busters: On the Job Tools.
Difficult Conversations: As illness Progresses: What do I say? Find your style.
Advance Care Planning Overview: Communication and Components.
End Stage of Life Visits: Connection and Communication Strategies.
Home Health Care
Customized training & education for working with seriously ill clients.
Volunteer Programs & Training
Palliative Care & Hospice
Palliative Care Doula Volunteer Training
Palliative Care Doula Volunteer Program Design and Implementation
Hospice Compassionate Companion Volunteer Training
Community
End of Life Doula Volunteer Visitor Program serving individuals experiencing aging, serious illness and end of life.
Community Education
Stress Busters: Every day strategies.
Loneliness: How we can make a difference.
Visiting at the End of Life: What Do I Say?/What Can I Do?
Advance Care Planning Overview: Taking control now for later.
Academic Seminars
Undergraduate, Graduate and Continuing Education on issues of aging, serious illness and end of life.
Individual & Family Consultation
Guidance provided on advance care planning decision making and services supporting individuals experiencing aging, serious illness and end of life.