Dying well…  
Yes, there is such a thing as dying well or a having a “good death”.    

What if you learned to be the facilitator of a good death?    

Being there to accompany someone who is dying, and supporting loved ones can be an awe-inspiring, and heart-opening experience. 

Until you have experienced that, it is hard to understand.  

But that is where our story starts.  

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Patty Burgess, Founder and President of Possibility, was introduced to death and loss, when she became a caregiver to her friend Rona. As Patty struggled to find ways to support her friend, it was hospice that helped Patty, help Rona face the end of her life.   

For both Patty and Rona, the journey was about being fully present, exploring and making peace with death.  It transformed them both and turned into a humbling, fulfilling, and exhilarating path for Patty.

There was not career label, as there is today, for doing what Patty was doing.  All she knew was that she was “leaning in” to this experience as others were turning away.  

 Something kept Patty connected.  And little did she know that her life was changing as Rona’s was ending.

After this experience with her friend, Patty knew there was more… 

  • More training – to better understand the needs of the dying and their loved ones
  • More support – to have the  confidence to interact and care in a meaningful and transformational way.
  • More personal development – inherent in this work and infused into this training is a path rich for self-exploration and development.
  • More experiential and heart-based exercises – to fully immerse into the experience of death, loss, life, and hope.
  • More convenience – training in the comfort of one’s own personal space, 24/7, anytime anywhere – mobile, too!
  • More connection – connection to a community of other beings who wanted to share their time, compassion, hope and love with the dying

This training was borne out of Patty’s personal and professional experience.

First a caregiver to her friend.

Then a volunteer.

Next a volunteer trainer.

Eventually, a community educator at both non-profit and for-profit hospices.

Patty still saw the need for more….so she started an online training company for hospices and now serves hospice agencies across the country, their volunteers, staff, family caregivers and referral sources with engaging, inspiring and Medicare compliant training.

This training only exists in a hospice setting. And sadly, most hospices don’t offer this level of training, nor do they offer the convenience of online learning, unless they work with our hospice level professional training. This training is unique and unparalleled in the industry. We don’t believe in holding this information back from anyone with a desire and calling to serve in this capacity, so we now make it available to you on an individual basis as well. 

Patty is also is one of the leading U.S. end-of-life doula trainers, is a founding member of NEDA (National End-of-Life Doula Alliance), and sits on the NHPCO’s End-of-Life Doula Council as a founding member.

 Get started with juicy, heart-opening, professional, affordable training here.

I heard about your program from a friend and was happy for any help in doing what I love to do. I never expected what I received though. I has no idea this kind of training was out there.

Elizabeth Phillips

I told my children to release balloons into the sky upon my death. As for me, death is a graduation.

Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross

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