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How we care for others in life and at the end of life
End of Life, Compassionate Care Georgina Langdale End of Life, Compassionate Care Georgina Langdale

How we care for others in life and at the end of life

Ultimately, with this training we bring death and dying back to its natural place in life and living. We see ourselves as part of Nature and supported by Nature, in life and after death. Students have included hospice nurses, therapists, healers, people caring for loved ones at home, funeral directors and people wishing to enter the growing field of end-of-life doulas and death midwifery.

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Reconnecting Māori to traditional EOL customs

Reconnecting Māori to traditional EOL customs

Here in New Zealand, a number of distinguished people have working on reconnecting Māori to Māori customs and traditions at the end of life. Dr. Tess Moeke-Maxwell (Ngāi Tai, Ngāti Porou), is lead researcher on Pae Herenga, which was a three year study on traditional Māori end of life care customs and contemporary adaptations.

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