Windhorse Elder Care and Project Revive sponsored the recent radio broadcast on KGNU on the topic:
Baby Boomers are Re-Visioning the Potential of Our Elder Years
Listen to the program (MP3): 54 minutes. (Large file, may take a few extra seconds to load.)
This panel discussion was broadcast on KGNU radio, 88.5 FM, on May 23rd at 8:30am.
The baby boomers of Boulder County are initiating a revolution re-visioning the potential of our elder years by co-creating new classes, discussion grops, and even new grass-roots organizations that are transforming our community! Topics discussed included:
- The new Baby Boomer movement of candid discussions about end-of-life care, Death Cafes, etc.
- The new grass-roots Contemplative End-of-Life Project (CEOLP) and Contemplative Care Hospice (CCH)
- A practical segment on: Identifying signs your elder may need additional support”
- Contemplative Care: past generations may have accepted task-oriented care, but Boomers want deeper holistic care that addresses: physical ,mental, emotional and spiritual needs
- How contemplative care-giving can be transformative for the whole family
Panelists:
Kathy Emery, MA, LPC – Contemplative psychotherapist in the Windhorse model for over 30 years, and former Naropa University faculty
Judith Oakland, MA, LPC, CHP – Contemplative psychoterapist for 22 years, former geriatric therapist for Mental Health Partners.
Jyoti Sharp, MA – CoFounder and Director of Windhorse Elder Care, a specialist in grief and loss psychotherapy.
Prescott Knock, MA – Central Committee Member of CEOLP, Co-Founder Buddhist Coalition, foemr Naropa University adjunct faculty.
Reference information regarding this broadcast can be seen here.
For more information on Contemplative End of Life Project (COELP), see the documents below: