Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care joins the entire hospice and palliative care community in thanking Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon for introducing Senate Resolution S. Res 621, which designates November 2016 as National Hospice and Palliative Care Month. Senator Wyden was joined by Senators Baldwin…
Tova Jussim, LCSW-C, clinical social worker at Seasons Hospice & Palliative Care of Maryland, sits down with Ami Magazine, an internationally distributed Jewish Magazine, and discusses hospice and Jewish end-of-life issues. In your work in a hospice, what kind of conversations do you encourage your…
Hazel enjoys praising God through praying and singing traditional hymns. With the help of Michael her music therapy Intern, Cara her music therapist, and Marie her hospice nurse, Hazel was able to record herself singing her favorite hymns, so her family can hear her melodies…
Jose and Josephina’s paths crossed for the first time in 1938 on a busy San Antonio street. Jose was driving by with his friends and Josephina was crossing the street. As he hung his head out of the window to get a better look at…
Louis yearned to play the flute one more time, but being diagnosed with end stage Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) made achieving his dream a challenge, especially since his flute was in the shop for repairs. That didn’t stop Taryn, Seasons Connecticut Music Therapist, from…
The first sounds a baby hears in the womb is the rhythmic metronome of their mother’s heart. For those approaching the end of life, it is believed that their ability to hear extends well beyond other sensory inputs. Even when someone is no longer speaking…
Jacqueline, Hospice Aide, shares how much Namaste Care helps her patients and why this job was meant for her.
