Help in Getting the Conversation Started
Perhaps you are having a family reunion or
some other family gathering this summer. While talking about death
may not seem like the cheeriest of topics, it is important to not
miss opportunities when family members are assembled.
If you need to prepare for this important conversation and have not
attended one of our presentations you might want to hear our
speakers, Jean Abbott MD and Grant Marylander, Esq. at Senior
Law Day on August 22, which
runs from 8 am–3:30 pm. This
is an excellent event that offers helpful information on a variety of
topics. You can get more information and registration information on
our website by clicking
here.
If you have attended one of our presentations but are feeling
stuck, call upon one of our skilled
coaches at info@theconversationprojectinboulder.com.
A coach will work with individuals, couples and entire family groups.
There is no charge, but a contribution is appreciated.
Our speakers stand ready to address your favorite group. We have
recently prepared a list of study questions for the best-seller, Being
Mortal. We would be happy to facilitate a
discussion for you or you can simply use our study questions here.
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Constance Holden, Rosemary Lloyd,
Faith Community Outreach Coordinator (national) and Laura Bender,
palliative care researcher, University of Washington, at the
Unitarian Universalist General Assembly, in Portland, OR on June
25th.
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Words of Wisdom:
“It's always
too early, until it's too late.”
Ellen Goodman, Founder of
The Conversation Project
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