top of page
neck-point-2666457_1920 (1).jpg

End of Life Coach Certification Program

The First Step to Becoming a Certified End of Life Coach

This Certification prepares you to become a Professional End of Life Coach who assist, comfort and encourage people with a life limiting or terminal illness. This is also an excellent credential to add to your existing background.

​

  • How to Assess the Unique Needs of Every Client

  • Working as a Part of the Interdisciplinary Team

  • On Death & Dying

  • Hope in the Face of a Terminal Illness

  • Helping your Client Discover What Needs to be Said

  • Practical Aspects of Dying 

  • Planning a Memorial Service 

Certified End of Life Coach Certification Includes 8 Courses

sea-3990228_1920.png

  • Fundamentals of Psychodynamic, Behavioral, Person-Centered, Cognitive, Pastoral Counseling

  • Attachment Theory

  • Grief & Mourning Foundational Beliefs

  • Mourner-Centered Talk Therapy

  • New Model of Grief

  • Living in the Reality of the Loss

  • Grief's Physical Side Effects

clouds-1404960_1920.png

  • The Grief Recovery Process

  • Shock: Nature's Anaesthetic

  • Dealing with Law Enforcement

  • Understanding the Six Needs of Mourning

  • The Language of Mourners

  • ​

  • The Aftermath

tropical-731958_1280.png

  • Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, Abortion, Stillbirth, Miscarriage

  • Why Did My Baby Die

  • Unidentified Risks of Pregnancy Loss

  • Separation, Solitude and Isolation

  • Facing Loss

  • Acceptance

  • Getting Pregnant and Staying Pregnant

sydney-2420747_1920.png

  • The Worst Loss

  • What Parents Lose

  • The Family Undone: What Siblings Lose

  • How Could it Happen? The Ways Children Die

  • Acute Grief

  • Mourning: The Long Haul

  • Suspended in Pain: Barriers to Grieving &  Their Resolution

faroe-islands-1975406_1920.png

  • The Emotional, Physical, Mental, Relational, Spiritual and Future Impact

  • Stigma & Facing the World

  • Guilt & Shame

  • Legal Repercussions

  • The Disease of Addiction

  • Bearing the Unbearable

  • Living Forward

dawn-3001217_1920.png

  • Every 17 Minutes

  • The Suicidal Mind

  • The Fatal Journey

  •  Dispel the Misconceptions about Suicide

  •  Uniqueness of Your Suicide Grief

  •  Seek Reconciliation, Not Resolution

  •  Nurture Yourself

  •  Appreciate Your Transformation

thunderstorm-3625405_1920.png

  • Understanding the Origins of Complicated Grief

  • Identifying Complicated Grief - Symptoms and Categories

  • Guilt, Regret and Self Blame

  • Unembarked Grief

  • Companioning People experiencing Complicated Relief

  • The Griever’s Relationship to the Person Who Died

  • Show Up and Enter their World

  • What Helps in Grief often Helps in Life

sunset-284237_1920 (1).png

  • Pediatric Palliative Care

  • Caring for Terminally Ill Children

  • It Will Always Break Your Heart

  • When the Beginning is the End: Neonatal Care

  • Humanism in End of Life Care for Children

  • Inside a Children's ICU

  • After the Child Has Died

ENROLL NOW

GLOBAL GRIEF INSTITUTE

info@GlobalGriefInstitute.com

​

The Global Grief Institute does not provide Grief Coaching, Crisis Coaching, Mental Health Counseling or Trauma Coaching or therapeutic support. If you or someone you know is suicidal or in emotional distress, contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or connect with their online chat here (https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/). Trained crisis workers are available to talk 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your confidential and toll-free call provides crisis counseling and mental health referrals.

​

​

​

​

484-383-3900

©2022 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Global Grief Institute, LLC

bottom of page