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Bridging Inter-Faith and
Inter-Spiritual Communities
by Linking Spirit, Service and Care

Welcome InterFaith Clergy and Spiritual Care Professionals

World AWAKE's four pillars are to support, inspire, empower and promote Interfaith Clergy, Spiritual Care Professionals, Students, Business Associates and Spiritual Organizations globally. We are devoted to building bridges for a peaceful world community.

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Pricing for Clergy Fellow and Spiritual Care Professionals is: $75.00, annually.

Pricing for Clergy Student and Spiritual Care Students is: $40.00, annually.

All Paths Divinity School

Doula Certification Program

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YOU WILL LEARN

To be able to confidently companion those at end of life as well as support their families.
To be able to respectfully incorporate a wide variety of faith traditions, spiritual practices, and rituals to support the client’s spiritual needs and traditions regardless of what tradition (or non-tradition).
To be prepared to work comfortably with whomever the client has chosen as a care team, including hospice personnel, family members, friends, and clergy from myriad religious traditions. This includes exploring, understanding, and respecting boundaries and our own limitations.
To be respectful of and honor our role yet be cognizant of how to stay within the scope of the doula/midwife position.
To explore the student’s own feelings and fears surrounding death and dying so that they may freely serve in this sacred space.
To understand and, when appropriate, assist with Advance Directives so that the patient/client can make their end-of-life treatment wishes known.
Boundaries and scope of doula role.
Explore various legacy projects to help the patient/client develop a sense of meaning for their life and to also help facilitate closure.
To become familiar with the dying process and the anticipatory grief that often accompanies it not only with the patient/client but also with the family and loved ones.
To explore how to develop a death midwife practice and practical business and liability considerations.
To be familiar with and comfortable with assisting with post-death care and body disposition.
To work as an advocate to help the client and the family through the process with dignity and support.
An interfaith understanding of how different traditions approach death and dying.
Ongoing contemplative practices throughout the program.

And more!

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