Why do some families need mediation at the end of life? Mediation is a voluntary process in which the parties, with the help of an impartial third party mediator, work together to resolve their differences or solve a problem they were unable to address satisfactorily without help. These family differences especially happen to dysfunctional families but can beset any family at the end of life. They are faced with overwhelming emotions and decisions that demand that the family work together as a team. What happens to dysfunctional and even nearly normal families during this trying time? They don’t gather as a team. They fight. They fret and they feud. What are the results of this fighting, fretting, and feuding in families at the end of life? 
Unresolved family conflicts emerge
Dysfunctional families become more dysfunctional
Family members’ grief, pain, and anxiety are often masked as anger and presents as conflict (past and present)
Older person dies without resolving important family issues
Older person dies in conflict, not in peace
Deliver a Good End of Life- Add Death and Dying to Your Care Management Agency
Serve Your Client Until Death Do You Part
Join me Thursday, March 11, and learn why End of Life Services Are a perfect new service for care managers
In this 1 ½ -hour webinar you will learn how to
- Transition the patient/family through the five stages of death
- Help clients be active participants in their care
- Give the family/caregiver tools to manage care
- Provide family center care to caregiver and family
- Choose the right support services through all stages of death
- Introduce Hospice and Palliative care and work with their team
- Use ALCA End of Life Benefits During COVID
- Use COVID -19 Family Coaching for GCM
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