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Honoring Life; Offering Hope, Music
$25.00
Seasons Hospice will provide a presentation on the many services available in end of life care, including Music Therapy. These services are usually available much earlier than most patients and families realize. The common misconception is that hospice comes in during the last weeks or days, when in fact the support is usually available much sooner and provides 24/7 response and interdisciplinary support. Music Therapy is a clinical discipline used in hospice that in addition to lovely music, provides interventions for pain management, respiratory distress, emotional and spiritual support.
(Purchase of this product will include a Video recording, an Audio recording, and a PDF copy of the presentation.)
Presented by Michelle Tiernan, Community Educator and Christine Gallagher, Music Therapist
Seasons Hospice will provide a presentation on the many services available in end of life care, including Music Therapy. These services are usually available much earlier than most patients and families realize. The common misconception is that hospice comes in during the last weeks or days, when in fact the support is usually available much sooner and provides 24/7 response and interdisciplinary support. Music Therapy is a clinical discipline used in hospice that in addition to lovely music, provides interventions for pain management, respiratory distress, emotional and spiritual support.
(Purchase of this product will include a Video recording, an Audio recording, and a PDF copy of the presentation.)
Presented by Michelle Tiernan, Community Educator and Christine Gallagher, Music Therapist
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