Dealing with grief and loss is more difficult while incarcerated because you get less support. Additionally, you have many restrictions on what you can do to deal with it.

In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Fleet Maul, an author, meditation teacher, consultant, and coach. He is the founder of Prison Mindfulness Institute, National Prison Hospice Association, Windhorse Seminars & Consulting, the Center for Contemplative End of Life Care at Naropa University, and co-founder of the Engaged Mindfulness Institute, Center for Mindfulness in Public Safety and the Upaya Zen Center's Buddhist Chaplaincy Training Program.

Throughout this episode, Dr. Fleet shares how he first got involved in the prison hospice program. You’ll also hear about the program's impact on the patients and volunteers. He also shares a personal story of loss and how meditation helped him to deal with grief.

Listen to episode 92 of Grief and Happiness to hear about the impact of Dr. Fleet’s prison hospice program! 

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How Dr. Fleet got involved in prisoners' end-of-life care (01:45)
• How prison hospice programs work (06:43)
• Why Dr. Fleet started the prison hospice program (09:20)
• The major losses that Dr. Fleet has experienced in his life (13:35)

Resources

• Book - Radical Responsibility: How to Move Beyond Blame, Fearlessly Live Your Highest Purpose, and Become an Unstoppable Force for Good
• Book - Dharma in Hell: The Prison Writings of Fleet Maull
• Book - The Resilient C.O.: Neuroscience Informed Mindfulness-Based Wellness & Resiliency (MBWR) for Corrections Professionals

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Let's Connect:

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• The Grief and Happiness Alliance
• Book: Emily Thiroux Threatt - Loving and Living Your Way Through Grief

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