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Media Interviews
Interview with Helen Bauer, of The Heart of Hospice Podcast
Karen and Jo-Anne Haun talk with Helen Bauer about their work as Death Doulas, and the organization they created to support death workers and community.
EOL University Podcast, with Dr. Karen Wyatt
Karen and Jo-Anne Haun, sharing their experiences in creating an online community for death doulas, why it's important to form collaborative networks, and how everyone benefits when we work together.
Glacier Media Interview, North Shore News
A brief media interview on the value of Death Doulas, and how Karen's work made the difference for a mom in the loss of her son.
Interview with Helen Bauer, of The Heart of Hospice Podcast
*Trigger warning - this episode contains a description of an intense death event. Please make space for your self care if you find the topic overwhelming.
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Karen Hendrickson’s brother died suddenly when she was sixteen years old. That event became a lifelong lesson in death and dying, grief, and how to support teens during a loss.
Starting the Conversations, a Workshop for Dying with Dignity Canada
Advance Care Planning calls for conversation. Sometimes where to begin is hard. In this workshop we share a roadmap that can be used for any conversation that feels difficult or uncomfortable for you.
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A Gentle Note: Inside the Living Room with Karen Hendrickson is a space for personal reflection, storytelling, education, and encouragement. I share from my own lived experience and perspective, and the reflections and tools offered here are intended to support your own thinking and self-discovery. Nothing shared through Inside the Living Room is intended to replace professional medical, mental health, legal, financial, or other qualified advice or care. Please seek the support of an appropriate professional when you need it. Take what feels helpful, leave what doesn’t, and always make the choices that are right for you and your circumstances.