Healing at the Edge: Conscious Living and Conscious Dying

Deepening Presence in the Face of Death, Grief, Loss and Transformation

A CEU workshop led by RamDev Dale Borglum, PhD for therapists, healers, caregivers, and people who would like to volunteer with the Living/Dying Project that strengthens their ability to stay grounded and open-hearted while accompanying others through life’s profound transitions.

This course explores an integrative model of healing that supports clinicians and caregivers working with clients facing loss, illness, and end-of-life transitions. Participants will examine healing as a multidimensional process—physical, emotional, and spiritual—through which individuals move toward wholeness, even in the midst of suffering.

Drawing from Buddhist psychology, developmental theory, and 35 years of contemplative practice and service at the bedside, RamDev Dale Borglum (Founder, the Living/Dying Project) offers a clear and practical framework for identifying where clients are on their healing path and determining the next transformational step.

Who These Trainings Are For

These workshops are open to all and especially meaningful for:

• Psychotherapists, social workers, and counselors
• Nurses, physicians, and medical professionals
• Death doulas, hospice workers, and palliative care teams
• Chaplains, clergy, and spiritual care providers
• Acupuncturists and somatic practitioners
• Anyone supporting loved ones through illness, grief, or the dying process
• Anyone on a personal journey of healing and awakening
• Anyone interested in becoming a Living/Dying Project Volunteer

What You’ll Learn

• A clear and accessible healing model to help navigate crisis and transformation—for yourself and your clients
• Somatic practices to dissolve the illusion of separateness
• Tools to turn grief and isolation into connection with self, others, and the sacred
• Short, practical meditations for cultivating compassion in daily life
• Ways to face mortality with courage and clarity
• Practices for living consciously, and preparing for a conscious death

Why It Matters

To truly serve others—whether professionally or personally—we must be willing to meet our own fear, loss, and vulnerability with honesty and care. These workshops are a chance to do that work in community, with experienced guidance.

No matter your role, this training offers a map for navigating life’s most challenging transitions with presence and love. In these times of collective uncertainty, the opportunity for deep healing has never been greater.