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Halley speaks with special guest Dana to review the most common myths of hospice starting with myths around morphine… and camels!
There are certain cultures that are extremely unique in their effect on identity, and the military is a prime example. So when transitioning back to civilian life, especially after having been in long enough to retire, there are challenges to overcome and adjustments to make. Halley discusses with friend of the podcast and recent retiree SFC Rob Bates.
What are social work perspectives and what is a social worker anyway? Halley discusses history, values and ethics, professions, and educational requirements of social work.
Michael Drane from the Unpopular Culture podcast joins Halley to discuss moral distress for care givers and professionals, as well as family. We discuss involuntary commitment and the importance of choosing a health care power of attorney and advanced directives.
Dr. Jeff Beck joins Halley to discuss pediatric hospice, normalizing challenges for care providers, and how to look through a different lens for quality of life.
An episode on the lighter side. We take a step back today for a humorous look at history as well as a more serious look at how racism is far from eradicated. Join us!
This week I interview Dr. Kirk Honda from the Psychology in Seattle podcast about how we interact with each other and how to make it less hurtful and more healing.
We review last week’s pod about social media outrage, and review coping skills to deal with information overload
Viral video causes outrage; you see that every day. What can we take away from this? Let’s discuss! *some swearing included*
Woodstock, Vietnam, and civil rights. Was it really as we have envisioned? What can we learn from a baby boomer who lived through it?
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