Challenges on the Front Line
If you are a health sector professional,you know full well that end-of-life care presents a myriad of complex and demanding challenges.
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The ever-growing over-65 population
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The realities of financial disparity and insecurity among the elderly
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Decreased quality of life
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Reduced access to needed resources
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A strained health-care system
These and many other complex issues mean increasingly pressing daily stresses on clients, customers, constituents, and those of you who serve heroically on the health-care front lines.
The Increasing Human &
Financial Costs?
These stresses can be even more demanding for professionals who work directly with end-of-life patients or those newly diagnosed with life-limiting illnesses who often face crippling fears and uncertainties.
We regularly read and hear about the impact of these stresses including...
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Increased worker burnout
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The high turnover rate endemic in health-care professions
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Reduced productivity
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Physical and emotional exhaustion
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Decreased personal fulfillment
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Increased risk of error
These critical challenges often result in…
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Higher medical errors
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Reduced quality of care
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Depersonalization of care
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Unequal access to appropriate care
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Higher preventable infection rates
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Gaps in essential services
Resulting in a patient's worst nightmare...
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Loss of agency and control
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Being legally and financially unprepared
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Prolonged mental, emotional, and physical suffering
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Being a burden to their family
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Being the victims of poor and disorganized care
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Being isolated or ignored
A Radical New Approach With
Proven Results!
The Dying Your Way End-of-Life Training Program:
Death Literacy from the Patient's Point of View
Upskill yourself and your team with this state-of-the-art
death literacy training.
Dying Your Way’s mission is to educate individuals, businesses, and government agencies in the many facets of death literacy so that this knowledge can be effectively applied before end-of-life care is necessary.
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For the individual facing end of life or life-limiting illness, this means making early informed decisions, and appropriately documenting end-of-life wishes.
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For businesses this means enacting a meaningful, humane approach to the topic of death. Your employees and clients are motivated to take clear practical action that promotes employer/employee trust and client loyalty to your brand.
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For government agencies, the Dying Your Way end-of-life training program provides a complete body of knowledge that supports implementing policies, practices, and operational procedures which meet the widely diversified needs of your constituents.
It has been an immense pleasure to have taken the Dying Your Way training which was a thoughtful, authentic, caring journey. It has been more than a course. It has been a necessary journey to sincerely face real consideration for our parents, ourselves and clientele that "Life is a terminal condition". Your guidance, highly intelligent and emotionally thoughtful course is beautifully structured, and the best blend of heartfelt care and professionalism. We highly recommend that others attend, even if they feel they don't need to. The course will lead everyone to their own epiphany.
How the Dying Your Way
End of Life Program Works
Dying Your Way is a patient-centered death literacy program with 11 easy-to-use online modules. Each module includes teaching videos with clear instructions for individuals, families, caretakers, and early planners for managing all aspects of the final chapter of life. An abundance of supplementary documentation and online resources is included with each module.
Participants can cover the self-paced online course in the privacy of their own home.
Here Is Some of
What You Will Learn
You will become aware
of your preferences and
articulate them.
You will be inspired to
complete all necessary
End-Of-Life documents.
You will understand
what is needed to die a
natural death at home.
You will consider the
importance of leaving a
legacy and planning your
own funeral.
You will learn the
stages of dying
and aftercare.
You will create
your own
End-of-Life Plan.
What an amazing courageous innovation! Congratulations on addressing the challenging topics with your calm assimilated wisdom. Thank you for guiding us. Certainly a lot to work with!
What Are the Benefits?
The Dying Your Way End-of-Life Training Program is a high-value, low-pressure way to build rapport with your staff members, potential and existing clients, and fellow citizens. It is a thoughtful, professional journey-of-discovery about planning for a quality end-of-life and avoiding the pitfalls of late preparation.
With knowledgeable early planning and access to appropriate community resources, the individual, along with their friends and families, can prepare for a “good death.”
Participants who live in rural areas with internet access have the same educational experience as those in urban areas.
With the right preparation, individuals facing life-limiting illness can stay healthier longer, stay in their homes longer, avoid or delay disability, and save costs related to dependence.
Healthcare-Related Businesses That Employ the Dying Your Way End-of-Life Training Program can:
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Capture early referrals
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Solidify pending referrals
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Achieve better qualitative outcomes for patients and families
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Set your organization apart from competition
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Increase knowledge of death literacy for individuals, communities, organizations, agencies and businesses
Benefits to Hospices or using a Hospice Model
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Increased length of stay.
(The average length of stay for a patient from admit to discharge is 2.5 months with a Medicare reimbursement equaling $12,500 per patient.) (USA) - Medicare-approved educational gifts for upstream referrals.
- Provide your clients with better-informed choices when developing goals of care
- Reinforce message and training given to families by case workers
Benefits to Medical Practitioners
- Support your patients to make better-informed decisions
- Gain a better understanding of the wholistic needs of a dying person
- Improve end-of-life care by understanding the benefits of using a team approach
- Manage end-of-life issues with the support of a more knowledgeable staff
Benefits to Adult Care Facilities
- Provide an exceptional educational opportunity for service staff
- Encourage individuals to prepare for end-of-life before the need is there
- Proactively educate patients and families about end-of-life realities
- Promote quality community-based pre-hospice care
Benefits to Disease-Specific Organizations
- Enhance quality of life by providing better-informed choices
- Emphasize the importance of early palliative care with curative treatments
- Teach patients how to stay safely at home longer
- Encourage patient-centered communication
Benefits for Medical Insurers
- Provide clients with knowledge if they choose to die peacefully at home
- Educate clients to avoid unnecessary, costly, and painful procedures
- Provide clients with information that aligns with their wishes while reducing the burden on healthcare systems
- Give your customers the gift of a Concierge-level benefit
Benefits for Estate Attorneys
- Your clients learn advance-care planning essentials
- Receive foundational support for your complex cases
- Enhance your clients’ informed decision-making processes
- Provide an educational tool as part of community outreach
Benefits to Funeral Industry
- Provide a practical and caring way to support early planners
- Provide options to consumer driven needs
- Provide additional grief and bereavement support
- Enhance community connection through early education
Benefits to Government Agencies
- Help stakeholders better serve the needs of an aging population
- Promote womb-to-tomb palliative care approaches for all life-altering circumstances
- Create forward-thinking, cost-effective policies that enhance quality of life
- Avoid organizational silos, encourage teamwork, and foster better coordination of care
Benefits to Non-Medical Community Service Groups
- Train your members on ways to provide practical and compassionate support to the most vulnerable members of your community
- Learn to identify and utilize the services already available in your locale
- Identify existing gaps in end-of-life services within your community
- Encourage familiarity and use of the internet while conducting group training for senior citizens
What Packages Are Available?
We offer packages of subscriptions. Each subscription has a $197 USD value. Large savings are realized when a package of subscriptions is purchased. Note that each subscription must be activated within one year of purchase.
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Bundles of 10 Logins - $1,470 @ $147 each - Valued at $1970!
This is a great starter package for decision-makers and a cost-effective way to test your market. -
Bundles of 25 Logins - $2,700 @ $108 each - Valued at $4,925!
Small offices or organizational groups use this package for on-going training, discussion groups, or as a patient resource. -
Bundles of 100 Logins - $8,880 @ $88 each - Valued at $19,700
Ideal for larger client and employee groups and as a gift for upstream referrals. -
Bundles of 1000 Logins - $47,000 @ $47 each - Valued at $197,000
For large companies or organizational groups
For more information about any End-of-Life Training package, to enquire about Live Group trainings,
or to request 1,000 or more Logins, please email us at terry@dyingyourway.com
Available Packages
Package 1
Bundles of 10
Logins
$1,470
@ $147 each
A cost-effective way to test your market
Package 2
Bundles of 25
Logins
$2,700
@ $108 each
For small offices or
organizational groups
Package 3
Bundles of 100
Logins
$8,800
@ $88 each
For larger groups and as a gift to upstream referrals
Package 4
Bundles of 1000
Logins
$47,000
@ $47 each
For large companies or organizational groups
The End of Life discussion was my favorite session. Preparation is so important! I want to thank you for helping me gain insight in ways to help my mother and managing this time in life.
Live Group Trainings Available*
Upon request, online training sessions can be scheduled for your team or community.
The Dying Your Way End of Life Training Program is provided to groups of 10 to 99 participants in 6 two-hour sessions.
Critical Pedagogy and on-going support sessions are available to train facilitators to use
Dying Your Way as an educational tool.
Lead Trainer and Dying Your Way Co-founder, Claire O’Berry, is available for speaking engagements.*
For further questions, please reach out to us at info@dyingyourway.com.
*Pricing for additional logins, online training and speaking engagements are based on the scope of your needs and any required travel.
Your presentations captivated us. You were passionate, knowledgeable and clear. I intend to have conversations with my family and put an End of Life Plan into place.
VISION
Our Vision is that all people are able to experience a conscious and sacred death free from fear, pain, and anxiety.
MISSION
Our Mission is to promote, educate and provide services that will allow for an empowered and natural death, while utilizing wholistic palliative care to support the dying and their families.
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