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Colorado End-of-Life Collaborative’s Volunteer Board of Directors is thrilled to announce a very special virtual workshop this October with Dr. Joy Gray, internationally known as Granddaughter Crow. Granddaughter Crow is a Medicine Woman, Shamanic Practitioner, and member of the Navajo Nation. She also holds a doctorate in organizational leadership & is an award-winning author of several books, including her latest Belief, Being & Beyond. She hosts a podcast of the same name. In her work, Granddaughter Crow blends scientific research & native wisdom to connect us with ourselves and with each other in our clearest authenticity so that we may experience fulfilling relationships, engage in rewarding business ventures & maintain a sense of well-being. This “Tools for the Sensitive” course will pull from teachings and research involving the energetics of Empaths and Highly Sensitive People while offering tools for nervous system recovery & resilience for those in heart-centered work. Granddaughter Crow recognizes that end of life practice entails navigating the energies not only of the individual at the end of their life, but also navigating the multidimensional energies of a complex system of individuals around the dying person. She has graciously & enthusiastically agreed to present her work on tools for the sensitive. The CEOLC is proud to collaborate with such an inspirational leader to bring this offering for FREE to our Doula Members & CEOLC Affiliates. We hope you’ll join us on Saturday, October 5th from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. to further a critical component of the CEOLC mission to provide a community of support & prevent burnout in end of life work. To participate, please RSVP to Board Treasurer Marisa Verrier via text at 720.668.2558 by X date. A Zoom Link will be shared with you prior to the event. If you have any questions or specific topics you would like to address during the workshop, please contact our Secretary Christina Foushee at Christina.CEOLC@gmail.com.
When & Where
January 1, 1970 (12:00 am) – January 1, 1970 (12:00 am)
On Zoom (See instructions in Event Details)