Online Course » SUI02 Suicide - Ideation at End of Life (inactive)
Course Description:
Suicidal Ideation at End of Life
Course Objective:
This program provides clinicians with the opportunity to learn about:
• Suicidality challenges for palliative caregivers
• Difficulty of talking about death and dying and illness
• Provision of continuity of care as therapeutic
• Risk factors for suicide
Intended Audience:
Nurses, Psychologists, Social Workers, Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists, Addiction Therapists
Author Bio:
ANN GOELITZ, Ph.D, CSW - Dr. Goelitz is a writer and a scholar. She received her PhD from Hunter College School of Social Work. Her training includes a fellowship in pain and palliative care and a certification program in dream work. Dr. Goelitz has published on her work with cancer patients and on other end-of-life related issues, co-authored an award winning Resource directory for family caregivers of the medically ill, and has also published on her trauma work. Her current writing projects include a reference book with the working title of From Trauma to Healing: A Guide for Social Workers, articles related to her research on the emotional content of trauma survivor’s dreams, and a book for the general public on stress and coping. She has taught social work at Columbia University, Hunter College, and Western Connecticut State University. 
Course Prerequisite(s):
Credits:
1.00
Hours:
1.00
Certificates:
ASWB - view details
NBCC - view details




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