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experience
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professional growth
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Trainings/ trauma informed yoga& Alyson Quinn
gottman couple therapy
aboriginal history
opioid first aid response
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intro
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I am a creative doer and proactive learner.
challenges
prepared myself >>variety of experiences hospice care..volunteered for 4 months...hospice hospital(Taiwan)>>counselling & art therapy (wasn't established..bring it back to twian before I came to Vancouver
1.social worker focusing on intimate relationship violence
2.facilitator providing art/ life story telling workshops>> people
with the experience of homelessness
- designed art & empowerment workshops in a refugee camp that is located at the border of Thailand&Myanmar
belief in the healing power of art ..
see clients as people with dignity, unique strength..full of potential// >> people in their recovery of addiction, create a sense of hope and safety for refugees // important to practice in a way that's
strength-based and trauma-informed
accumulate as much training as possible >>
- spent half an year doing a social justice practicum >>Pheonix society ..strength-based residential institute for people struggling with addiction
- 20 hour core trauma-informed yoga training offered by yoga outreach / level 2-3 trauma informed training offered by Alyson Quinn
I believe my past experiences has equipped me with
the knowledge and attitude needed for being practicum student at Burnaby hospice >> excited to discuss more abt what positive contribution I could bring
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strength
creativity //
belief in the healing power of art ..
thinking outside of the box >> metaphor to help the client make sense and integrate their complex experience
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see clients as people with unique strength// and capable of writing their own life stores
compassionate...>> stand in their shoes..meet them where they are at
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專業知識
site related
hospice care
they take on the primary care
last 6 month of life , agreed by 2 doctors
the earlier some one go the earlier they beneifit >>not the place to go just the week
pilliative care
access
primary care provider >>referral/ outpatient/ inpatient
no limit of time span...can go at any stage of the disease
serious/ life threatening illness
a layer of care added to someone who is already getting traditional care>> not in substitude of
EX: psychological distress/ financial issues (a blanket of support>> to cope with the consequences of the disease/ instead of the disease itself
doesn't mean others are giving up on u / going to die
its to improve quality of life >>live longer
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too young no lost
existential questions since I was very young..seeing people affected by war
willing to learn
threat of death is always there >> grandma ...how to live more fully and how to face losing someone
calm and professional..be curious and compassionate
knowing what to do >>will convince
what's my view on death
narrative
every relationship we have while we are alive are like stories we created...
when we lost someone..it's almost like we can't write whatever we wanted to write in this story anymore...
complex emotions including depression, anger, regret, sadness
depends on how deep we identify ourselves with the story and what is the incomplete part of the story
“Love is really the only thing we can possess, keep with us, and take with us.” >> can't keep the story going through physically being with that person...we can still keep writing the stories through the experience of love and connections
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