|
|||
| |||
The Art of Jewish Caregiving
The Art of Jewish Caregiving is a unique program designed to educate health care professionals and caregivers about the diversity of the Jewish culture, customs, rituals and traditions. To truly enhance healing and well-being at a critical time in a person's life, a caregiver must touch a person’s spirit and soul. To do so requires respect, understanding and education. The Art of Jewish Caregiving will assist you in caring for and promoting the complete quality of life for a Jewish individual. |
 |
The Art of Jewish Caregiving Video Series |
| The Jewish Resource Guide | |
| The Art of Jewish Caregiving One-Day Retreat |
|
|
Exceptional care is more than simply providing clinical services.
As health care professionals and caregivers, we all strive to respect and respond to the religious and cultural needs of the individuals in our care. This challenge is difficult when a caregiver is unfamiliar with the religious and cultural requirements of a specific religion or culture.
The Art of Jewish Caregiving Video Series is an invaluable tool for
hospitals, health care facilities, Jewish communal agencies, hospice
and home health agencies serving Jewish individuals. This highly
informative video series has been developed in 5 segments to allow for
easy viewing during an orientation or in-service.
A needed and necessary enhancement to enrich any health care environment.
The Art of Jewish Caregiving video series addresses the great diversity in beliefs, customs and observances among Jewish individuals while providing information regarding the needs of Jewish individuals. Take the opportunity to enrich and enhance the lives of every Jewish individual in your care.
What a wonderful way to gain a better understanding of the population that you serve!
Order the Complete Set of Videos for $350.00
|
|
| You will receive | |
|
|
|
Add
the Complete Set of Videos to my cart!
|
|
|
Please
send me a complimentary preview video. |
|
|
|
|
Order Videos 1 & 2 (sold as a set): $150.00 each set |
|
| You will receive | |
|
|
|
Add
Video Set 1 & 2 to my cart! |
|
|
|
|
Order Videos 3 - 5 Seperately for $80.00 each
|
|
| Video 3 Add to my cart! | |
|
|
| Video 4 Add to my cart! | |
|
|
| Video 5 Add to my cart! | |
|
|
|
|
FREE with any Video Purchase !!!
The Jewish Resource Guide; A
Caregiver’s Reference to the Jewish Culture, Customs, and Traditions
is an invaluable resource alone or as a companion guide to the video
series. This handy reference addresses key issues that a health care
professional and caregiver would like to know when confronting the Jewish
culture for the first time. This guide is a practical reference when
caring for a Jewish person in the hospital, health care facility, hospice
or home setting.
A complimentary copy of the Jewish Resource Guide is included with each
complete video set order.
Order only The Jewish Resource Guide for $10.00 |
|
|
Add
the Jewish Resource Guide to my cart! |
For more information or to place an order, call (248)661-2999, fax (248)661-1628, or email btryon@jhas.org Jewish Home and Aging Services, 6710 W. Maple Road, West Bloomfield, MI 48322
|
|
The Jewish Home & Aging Services offers a one-day retreat every
Fall for health care professionals. Recognizing, respecting and
maintaining religious and cultural sensitivity in a health care facility
is a challenge, we all strive to meet. Spend a day with us broadening your
horizons and developing the understanding needed to enhance the spiritual
and cultural needs of the Jewish individual in your care. This one-day
retreat is designed to address the unique needs of Jewish older adults in
the hospital setting or living in a care facility.
The topics addressed include: The Diversity of the Jewish Culture, the
Jewish Sabbath, Jewish Holidays, Jewish Dietary Needs, Jewish
Customs and Traditions Related to Death and Dying, and Nourishing the
Jewish Soul. A panel discussion explores successful techniques to address
the emotional, spiritual and dietary needs of Jewish older adults. The
remainder of the day focuses on learning to recognize and meet the special
needs of the Holocaust survivor. Following a guided tour of the Holocaust
Memorial Center, a Holocaust survivor will share her personal story and a
clinical psychologist will discuss issues unique to Holocaust survivors in
a health care setting.
Continuing Education
Continuing Education units are available for Nursing Home Administrators, Activity Professionals and Nurses.
For More information contact:
Beth Tryon
Telephone: (248)661-2999
Email: btryon@jhas.org
Fax: (248)661-1628
Working in partnership
with:
