SEOL CARE Special End of Life Care for People with a Disability

08/02/2025

Worth Knowing ...

08/02/2025

The vigil experience has yet to gain popularity within our disability communities.

How do we support the body, mind, and soul of a dying person? We want to know how to tell if our loved one is in pain so we can get them the right pain medications. We ask what we can do to make a loved one more comforted and comfortable. We need to know […]

08/01/2025

Worth Knowing

The step by step process of cremation with included photos. Cremation is on the rise in many countries, including the US and Canada.

08/01/2025

Worth Knowing

08/01/2025

PRESENTING AND EDUCATING ARE INCLUDED IN THE SERVICES SEOL CARE OFFERS.
SEOL CARE'S AUDIENCES HAVE INCLUDED
PALLIATIVE CARE NURSES
THE DISABILITY / DEATH CARE / BEREAVEMENT COMMUNITY
THE FUNERAL INDUSTRY

TO INQUIRE ABOUT TOPICS CONNECT VIA

ABOUT SEOL CARE Conversations about end of life care and disability are far too limited and infrequent. These are delicate conversations for families, service providers and disability communities to have. In the current social climate, the disability representation within our death and healthcare sy...

07/30/2025

Reminder...
Death is natural , talking about it ought to be as well.

07/30/2025

WORTH KNOWING

Top oncologists reveal what to know about palliative care after new recommendations that everyone with advanced cancer receives early palliative care.

07/27/2025

Popular questions to SEOL CARE...................
1 where do we begin?
2 what do we need to ask the doctors?.
3 MY loved one does not understand what is happening what do we do?
5 How will we manage ?
SEOL CARE takes you by the hand and walks you through each step .The questions are on going there is much to know and understand .SEOL CARE guides you and emphasizes 2 essentials
1 that there is a disability informed approach
2 that health equity is at the Forefront.

Seol Care can be reached via wwwseolcare.ca

07/27/2025

WORTH KNOWING ..

Did you know the minimum standards for a Natural Burial must include the following details;
• Be a single depth burial;
• Have only one body per plot;
• Have not more than one metre of soil above the body or container at the deepest point;
• Use a plant or protein-based material shroud or an eco-friendly biodegradable coffin;
• Not include any plastic unless it is compostable;
• Not include the use of an underground vault; and
• Require the body of the deceased to –
1. Only wear natural protein based or plant based materials;
2. Not have had chemical preparations or plastics used in preparation; and
3. Not be embalmed or having only been embalmed with non-toxic chemicals.

If you have any questions or would like to know more, please visit our website to learn more - www.ndan.com.au

07/26/2025

Worth REMEMBERING

Less is more when it comes to your words when someone is grieving. Intent is everything, and can simply mean showing up in the way you best know how.

07/26/2025

SEOL CARE emphasizes the need for service providers/ families to develop
A PAIN PROFILE for the people in your care.

The purpose of a pain profile is to provide a clear description of how pain discomfort, distress is displayed :
To be used by health care services/hospice/ families/ service providers.

For more information reach out to SEOL CARE.

07/24/2025

Currently end of life planning remains unacknowledged for our families and our service providers, within our developmental disability sector.
SEOL CARE educates families and service providers about creating a disabiliity informed end of life plan.
To Learn what the essentials are in planning your disability informed end of life plan, reach out to SEOL CAREwww.seolcare.ca