Keshnie Mathi

The Wellness Specialist

Specialised training incorporating theory and practical Immersion in the areas of trauma, end of life, bereavement, grief, loss and life's transitions.
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Hello Everyone,
Congratulations on your decision to venture into these unique and interesting areas and interventions all geared towards assisting others, whilst keeping your skills relevant and prevalent!

ABOUT THE WELLNESS SPECIALIST

The Wellness Specialist is a registered training organization that is listed with the End of Life Supportive Alliance (ELSA) as well as INELDA (International End of Life Doula Association). The Wellness Specialist trains in the areas of bereavement, grief, loss, palliative and end of life support (doulas & counselors), family counselling, transitional counselling and coaching and  trauma (generational trauma, traumatic birth experience, trauma debriefing, trauma & the child).

Training consists of theoretical training (online or in person), mandatory volunteer hours via a 24 hour online network of global practitioners (weekly practice sessions), tutor and mentoring programme and business development support. Our courses last 2 – 6 weeks in duration and consist of weekly assignments, as well as a 3 hour final assessment at the end of each course.

We believe that learning is one part of the process but that competency assures ethical practice. Our programmes are therefore designed to embed and test knowledge both in written form, but also in practical exposure.

Who is the founder?

Keshnie Mathi is Founder of The Wellness Specialist & Founder of the End of Life Supportive Alliance. She is active in the palliative care and end of life space and is a well known speaker and practitioner who advocates for quality care for all during the final phase of life and life’s transitions. Keshnie is certified wellness counsellor and specialist in the area of non medical End of Life Support as well as trauma, bereavement, grief , loss and traumatic birth experience. She has been supporting individuals of all ages, and their families, internationally and locally for over 13 years, across all continents.

Who is conducting these workshops and training?
– Qualified counsellor
– End of Life Specialist practicing in this area for over 13 years
– Professional facilitator
– Assessor, moderator and Skills Development Facilitator registered with HWSETA
– Experienced in the area of supporting individuals through End of Life and Loss

– INELDA & ELSA accredited training provider & practitioner
– End of Life Doula & Transitional Coachm

– Provider of continuous professional development training for professionals, practitioners and the public

We look forward to having you part of The Wellness Specialist’s network!

Once again, welcome!

Keshnie

Business Hours

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08:00 am to 06:00 pm
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08:00 am to 06:00 pm
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08:00 am to 06:00 pm
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08:00 am to 06:00 pm
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08:00 am to 06:00 pm
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10:00 am to 02:00 pm
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Address Info

Address

56 3rd Street Greymont, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa

Telephone

Tel: +27 614627419
Mob: +27 614627419

GPS

-26.1642487, 27.9688736

EMAIL

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The training consists of: 2 virtual days held in live time on Zoom 4 weeks of at-your-pace-learning with weekly activities & submissions Written 2 hour Assessment 1 full book review 2 video reviews Support via TWS Network We will explore: Scope of Practice Ethical Considerations History of Palliative Care & End of Life & Role of EOLC Exploring the Stigma of death through individual worldviews Cultural dynamics in death & dying Spirituality, values and beliefs Understanding the emotions within the death process Stages of dying & supportive role. In each Practical role of the EOL Companion Rituals, Rites, Legacy work & Vigils Transformational support & the role of energy Bereavement during the process of death & dying The importance of empowering family & friends Multi-disciplinary teams & networks Referral Network EOL Practitioner Support & End of Life Supportive Alliance Eligible to register with ELSA (End of Life Supportive Alliance), a registered NPC that supports EOL Practitioners after your 10 hours. Designation - EOL Companion/Doula ASCHP/CCSA - 12 CPD Points
The training consists of: 2 virtual days held in live time on Zoom 4 weeks of at-your-pace-learning with weekly activities & submissions Written 2 hour Assessment 1 full book review 2 video reviews Support via TWS Network Upon completion & proven documentation of 100 hours - registration with professional body can be applied for We will explore: Scope of Practice Ethical Considerations Counselling in the context of death & dying Meet the clients - virtual immersion Meeting the families - virtual immersion The needs of the dying and the family Heart /brain led thought processes Biopsychosocial-spiritual-cultural impacts on process Fostering hope Advance Care Planning Understanding SA hospice and palliative care systems Scope of practice Working alongside the medical & hospice team Trauma debriefing for families Family needs assessment and final requests list Non-medical comfort measures Planning during the end of life process and beyond death Grief and bereavement support for client, family and friends Transitional Counsellor practice considerations Self-care techniques and debriefing and referral guidelines for Counsellor Eligible to register with ELSA (End of Life Supportive Alliance), a registered NPC that supports EOL Practitioners after your 10 hours. Designation - Transitional Counsellor/EOL Bereavement Facilitator
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This Trauma Debriefing training focuses on the full spectrum support of survivors of trauma. This course is ideal for first responders, and practitioners currently working with individuals who may have faced trauma. It covers both the basic skills of trauma debriefing as well as the intermediate components of this approach. Trauma can affect any person, at any time. There is a growing need for members in our communities to learn techniques on how to help individuals who have experienced a trauma in order to adequately take the edge of the trauma. Trauma Debriefing fills the gap in the chain of support needed for individuals and their families in order to properly deal with a trauma and the aftermath. The victim and those who support them needs prompt and efficient debriefing. This particular training workshop requires no psychological background or training. The workshop is dynamic and interactive. It covers a variety of topics related to trauma. It will give the attendees all the necessary theory and how to apply it practically using step by step trauma debriefing methods. Perfect for anyone working in the area of people support ASCHP/CCSA - 10 CPD Points 2 week course with 2 live, virtual days
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