Palliative care program development
Clarify the social work role, scope of service, referral pathways, follow-up practices, and ways to make psychosocial care more consistent and accessible.
Practical, reflective support for organizations, leaders, teams, and professionals working in palliative care and related settings.
Consulting can be shaped around a program's stage, a team's needs, or a specific question in practice.
Clarify the social work role, scope of service, referral pathways, follow-up practices, and ways to make psychosocial care more consistent and accessible.
Build clinical skills for supporting patients and families through serious illness, caregiving, goals of care, anticipatory grief, and bereavement.
Work through interdisciplinary collaboration, communication, clinical workflows, and sustainable approaches to emotionally demanding care.
Possible formats include a focused consultation, a training session or workshop, and a longer engagement to develop a program or improve a team process. The scope, timeline, and fee would be agreed upon for each project.
My perspective comes from clinical practice and leadership in large academic health systems, including palliative care, serious illness, pediatric oncology, and parent support. I bring direct, kind inquiry and attention to what a team can realistically put into practice.