Being at Ease with Ageing and Dying (BEAD)
About Course
A recent study revealed that 79% of Singaporean did not look forward to old age. The key concerns were poor health, cognitive decline, being dependent, financial concerns and loneliness.
The Being at Ease with Ageing and Dying (BEAD) program is designed to address these issues as well as an often unsaid concern for many – dying and the end of life. Through a series of interactive discussions and activities, this program aims to provide participants with the practical knowledge, skills and practices that will help them to navigate the travails of ageing and dying, for themselves as well as for the loved ones whom they care for.
22 Aug: Poor Health: “It ain’t necessarily so”
29 Aug: Cognitive decline…and the mind states that help
5 Sep: Dependence and loneliness: Talking & relationships matters
19 Sep: “Money not enough” & other care-related issues. ~ Planning care for ageing & dying
26 Sep: Living & Caring towards the end of life
3 Oct: “I can manage pain, breathlessness & confusion”: Practical care in challenging situations.
Course Content
Introduction
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Reclaiming our capacity to cope and care for ourselves and others who are ageing and dying.
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What is Palliative Care ?
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