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Stronger Together Podcast

Stronger Together Podcast

著者： with Anne Caldwell and Michael Dixon
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2026年5月12日まで。4か月目以降は月額1,500円で自動更新します。

概要

 Christina Walton speaks with Michael Dixon about his journey into the world of peer support and mental health in the funeral industry.2022 個人的成功 心理学 心理学・心の健康 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • A Compassionate Voice in End-of-Life Advocacy

    A Compassionate Voice in End-of-Life Advocacy
    2026/03/30
    Dying with dignity is a topic often surrounded by misconceptions and emotion, yet it's a crucial conversation. In this insightful episode, Lori Mellett, a retired nurse and advocate for end-of-life options, shares her journey and expertise in Canada's right-to-die laws. Discover how medical assistance in dying (MAID) is transforming lives, breaking stigmas, and offering peace to those facing their final chapter. Lori delves into her advocacy work, explaining the criteria for accessing MAID, including competence and mental health considerations. Learn about the application process, safeguards for autonomy, and the reality of implementing MAID in various settings. Through compelling stories, Laurie illustrates how dignity and respect are prioritized in these intimate moments. Behind this podcast is Funeral Professionals Peer Support (FPPS), a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing meaningful peer support and resources for funeral professionals. FPPS exists to foster connection, understanding, and care within a profession that often supports others before itself. Learn more https://funeralspeersupport.co ⸻ Additional links provided by dying with dignity Canada https://www.dyingwithdignity.ca/advocacy/myths-and-facts/ https://www.dyingwithdignity.ca/end-of-life-support/get-the-facts-on-maid/ https://www.dyingwithdignity.ca/glossary-of-terms/ Clarifications and Additional Context on MAID Some clarifications and additional context were provided following the discussion on Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) in Canada. Waiver of Final Consent A waiver of final consent allows a person who has already been assessed and approved for MAID under Track 1 (where natural death is reasonably foreseeable) to receive MAID on or before their chosen date even if they no longer have the capacity to consent at the time the procedure takes place. This waiver is a written agreement signed between the patient and their MAID provider after eligibility has been confirmed. Advance Requests (ARs) Advance requests allow a competent person to make a written request for MAID that could be honoured later if they lose the capacity to make medical decisions. These requests are generally intended for individuals who have been diagnosed with conditions that may eventually affect cognitive capacity, such as dementia, Alzheimer's disease, Huntington's disease, or Parkinson's disease. They do not apply to conditions that are primarily psychiatric in nature, such as depression or personality disorders. In Quebec, advance requests were introduced through legislation rather than as the result of a court challenge. Eligibility for MAID In Canada, eligibility for MAID involves more than whether a person's natural death is reasonably foreseeable. Individuals must meet the criteria for having a grievous and irremediable medical condition. This includes having a serious and incurable illness, disease, or disability (excluding a mental disorder as a sole underlying condition until March 17, 2027), being in an advanced state of irreversible decline in capability, and experiencing enduring physical or psychological suffering caused by the condition that cannot be relieved under conditions the person considers acceptable. Scope of Our Work It is important to clarify that we are not involved in the provision of MAID. We do not coordinate requests, participate in eligibility assessments, or make decisions regarding MAID procedures. Our role is limited to providing information and education about end-of-life issues. Families seeking additional support may wish to connect with organizations that provide direct assistance to families navigating MAID. Track 2 MAID For those interested in learning more about Track 2 MAID—where natural death is not reasonably foreseeable—additional educational resources are available through organizations such as Dying With Dignity Canada. Changing One's Mind While it is sometimes suggested that many individuals change their minds about MAID, national statistics indicate this occurs relatively infrequently. According to Health Canada data, 692 individuals withdrew their MAID request in 2024, which represents a small proportion compared with the total number of people who ultimately received MAID that year. OUR SPONSOR Funeral Support Services shares FPPS's belief that caring for those who serve families during life's most difficult moments is essential. We are grateful for their partnership and their ongoing support of initiatives that strengthen the profession through understanding, compassion, and community. Learn more https://funeralsupport.co.jp ⸻ HOSTS Anne Caldwell Michael Dixon – Founder & President, Funeral Professionals Peer Support (FPPS) EXCLUSIVE PRODUCER Peter Jaekel ⸻ PROFESSIONAL & CRISIS RESOURCES • Crisis & Suicide Prevention (Canada)  Phone: 988 (available 24/7)  Website: https://988.ca • Crisis Text Line (Canada & U.S.)  Text HOME to 741741 (free, ...
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    57 分
  • Dan Ford's Journey: From Firefighter to Funeral Director

    Dan Ford's Journey: From Firefighter to Funeral Director
    2026/03/16

    Behind this podcast is Funeral Professionals Peer Support (FPPS), a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing meaningful peer support and resources for funeral professionals. FPPS exists to foster connection, understanding, and care within a profession that often supports others before itself.

    Learn more

    https://funeralspeersupport.com

    ⸻

    OUR SPONSOR

    Funeral Support Services shares FPPS's belief that caring for those who serve families during life's most difficult moments is essential. We are grateful for their partnership and their ongoing support of initiatives that strengthen the profession through understanding, compassion, and community.

    Learn more

    https://funeralsupport.co.jp

    ⸻

    HOSTS

    Anne Caldwell

    Michael Dixon – Founder & President, Funeral Professionals Peer Support (FPPS)

    EXCLUSIVE PRODUCER

    Peter Jaekel

    ⸻

    PROFESSIONAL & CRISIS RESOURCES

    • Crisis & Suicide Prevention (Canada)

    Immediate confidential mental health and suicide prevention support available across Canada 24/7.

    Phone: 988

    https://988.ca

    • Crisis Text Line (Canada & U.S.)

    Free, confidential mental health support via text message with trained crisis counselors.

    Text HOME to 741741

    https://www.crisistextline.org

    • Remembering A Life

    Grief education and remembrance resources that help families honor and remember loved ones.

    https://www.rememberingalife.com

    • National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA)

    Education, advocacy, and professional resources for funeral service professionals.

    Phone: 800-228-6332

    https://www.nfda.org

    • Canadian Funeral Directors Association (CFDA)

    Supports funeral professionals across Canada through training, advocacy, and professional development.

    Phone: 1-877-688-2332

    https://cfda.ca

    • Cremation Association of North America (CANA)

    Certification, research, and education related to cremation and memorialization practices.

    Phone: 866-426-2621

    https://www.cremationassociation.org

    • Ontario Funeral Service Association (OFSA)

    Provides education, regulatory guidance, and professional resources for Ontario funeral homes.

    Phone: 1-800-387-8417

    https://www.ofsa.org

    • International Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Association (ICCFA)

    Global leadership training, education, and resources for cemetery, cremation, and funeral professionals.

    https://www.iccfa.com
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    53 分
  • Finding Purpose: Rikki Ash on Meaningful Living and Mental Health

    Finding Purpose: Rikki Ash on Meaningful Living and Mental Health
    2026/03/02

    Join life coach and researcher Rikki Ash as she explores how embracing purpose, spirituality, and humor can transform your mental health and outlook on life. Discover insights from her research on spirituality and Viktor Frankl's teachings, revealing how the belief in life's meaning is a key predictor of well-being. Learn practical strategies to silence the noise, find clarity, and create a balanced life without burnout. Whether you're seeking more joy, purpose, or connection, this episode offers a roadmap to living intentionally and authentically. Don't miss Rikki's inspiring insights for a life filled with meaning and fulfillment.

    Behind this podcast is Funeral Professionals Peer Support (FPPS), a nonprofit organization focused on providing meaningful peer support and resources for funeral professionals. FPPS exists to foster connection, understanding, and care within a profession that often supports others before itself.

    More information about FPPS and its mission is available at. https://funeralspeersupport.com/support/

    Chapters:

    (00:00) Tragedy and Reflection
    (02:53) Rikki Ash: A Journey of Teaching and Inspiration
    (05:53) Legacy of Rabbi Reuven Bolka
    (09:08) Finding Clarity Amidst the Noise
    (12:00) The Impact of Spirituality on Mental Health
    (14:58)Viktor Frankl's Teachings and Their Relevance
    (17:57) Exploring Faith and Mental Health
    (20:35) The Role of Meaning in Life
    (23:44) Navigating Career Choices and Personal Fulfillment
    (26:39) The Importance of Experiences
    (29:33) Practicing What You Preach
    (32:36) Bridal Education and Marriage Preparation
    (43:03) Navigating Gender Dynamics in Relationships
    (45:42) Finding Meaning in Life's Rut
    (49:56) Balancing Family and Career Aspirations
    (54:49) The Joy of Teaching and Mentorship
    (59:51) Fun and Personal Insights

    Sponsor:

    Funeral Support Services shares FPPS's belief that caring for those who serve families during life's most difficult moments is essential. We are grateful for their partnership and their ongoing support of initiatives that strengthen the profession through understanding, compassion, and community. To learn more about our sponsor and their work, visit https://funeralsupport.co.jp

    Host: Anne Caldwell

    Host: Michael Dixon, who serves as Founder and President of Funeral

    Professionals Peer Support (FPPS).

    Exclusive Producer: Peter Jaekel

    Resources:

      • Crisis & Suicide Prevention (Canada)
        Phone: 988 (available 24/7)
        Website: https://988.ca
      • Crisis Text Line (Canada & US)
        Text HOME to 741741 (free, confidential support)
        Website: https://www.crisistextline.org
    • National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA)
      Phone: 800-228-6332
      Website: https://www.nfda.org
      Resources: continuing education, peer support, professional tools
    • Canadian Funeral Directors Association (CFDA)
      Phone: 1-877-688-2332Website: https://cfda.ca
      Resources: training, advocacy, networking
    • Cremation Association of North America (CANA)
      Phone: 866-426-2621
      Website: https://www.cremationassociation.org
    • Ontario Funeral and Cremation Association (OFCA)
      Phone: 1-800-287-7636
      Website: https://www.ofca.org
    • International Cemetery, Cremation and Funeral Association (ICCFA) (United States)
      Website: https://iccfa.com/
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    56 分
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