New York City
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Giving and Receiving: A Conversation on the Role of Contemplative Practice at the End of Life

Hosted by

Columbia University Research Cluster on Science and Subjectivity (RCSS)

National palliative care leaders, Drs. Ira Byock and Craig Blinderman, and Zen teachers, Senseis Koshin Paley Ellison and Chodo Campbell, will explore the role of contemplative practices in caring for those facing the end of life.

How do we bear witness? How do we respect uncertainty? How do we acknowledge fear? How do we listen? How do we care for ourselves? In this public conversation, we ask that participants explore what “contemplative palliation” may mean for our systems of care, health care policies, research, and developing technology? What does it mean to create a “culture of palliation”? What does caring for the dying teach us about how to best live and grow as a community? What do we value most?


This event will be held at Columbia University Faculty House
64 Morningside Drive, New York, New York 10027

Track:

Spirituality