May 1, 2020
In Category: 2020 | In the News
Circle of Care — An Interview with Henry Fersko-Weiss
“Perhaps accepting imperfection is a meta principle—a principle that trumps others, because it reminds us that living and dying have their own inherent current that carries us along. We can’t understand it all or control it, although we can at times follow its flow. As doulas, we have to let go of the need to get every interaction right. We have to accept the imperfection of the people we work with, and the imperfection of the dying processes we bear witness to.”
—Henry Fersko-Weiss
Circle of Care has been created by Amy Wright Glenn, founder of The Institute for the Study of Birth, Breath, and Death.
Please listen as she interviews Henry Fersko-Weiss, INELDA Executive Director and author of Caring for the Dying, The Doula Approach to a Meaningful Death with a focus on his recent article, Accepting Imperfection. Amy was drawn to this article as we navigate our way through the Coronavirus.
Circle of Care has been created by Amy Wright Glenn, founder of The Institute for the Study of Birth, Breath, and Death.
Please listen as she interviews Henry Fersko-Weiss, INELDA Executive Director and author of Caring for the Dying, The Doula Approach to a Meaningful Death with a focus on his recent article, Accepting Imperfection. Amy was drawn to this article as we navigate our way through the Coronavirus.