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Wellbeing is a deeply personal experience, shaped by each individual’s unique values, beliefs, culture, faith, and life goals. As palliative care volunteers, how can we truly understand and support the wellbeing of our clients and their carers, while also finding our own sense of meaning in this important work?

In this forum we will hear from Dr Liz Crowe as she explores the dynamic determinants of wellbeing in the end of life space.

This forum is aimed at palliative care volunteers, volunteer managers, and others working in aged or end of life care. Please be sure to have pen and paper handy during the session.

 

Register as an individual or as a group

Volunteer Managers have the option to bring a group of their volunteers together in a room and join online via a single connection with a shared screen. Please select one group registration ticket for this type of connection. If you are registering on behalf of your volunteers to attend independently please select the required number of individual registration tickets.

 

About the presenter

Dr Liz Crowe is a staff wellbeing specialist and organisational solutionist.  After decades in paediatric critical care specialising in trauma, grief and bereavement, Liz did a PhD examining the risk and protective factors for staff wellbeing. Liz works part time for the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, is a consultant for Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetics and pursues research as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Queensland.

Liz is a staff wellbeing academic, a podcaster, a coach, a mediator, an educator, a debriefing advocate, and a disruptor. She is also the author of “The Little Book of Loss and Grief You Can Read While You Cry.”