Shows
Central Coast VoicesJoshua's HouseJoshua’s House is a hospice for terminally ill homeless men and women of Sacramento.Join host Kris Kington-Barker and her guests Dee Raslau and Debra Chapman, as they discuss its July opening.2025-06-1958 minCentral Coast VoicesIntegrating Non-Ordinary States: A Discussion About Safe and Ethical ExplorationKris Kington-Barker and Valerie Ferrario author, discuss the use of psychedelic therapy, and what you should know about it and choosing a safe and ethical facilitator.2025-05-1557 minCentral Coast VoicesThe Chaplain & The DoctorA new documentary film models a new kind of care that honors both spirit and body, the diverse backgrounds of patients and the most human needs we all share. Join host Kris Kington Barker, Chaplain Betty Clark and Dr. Jessica Zitter.2025-04-1759 minCentral Coast VoicesUnderstanding and supporting someone with dementiaHost Kris Kington-Barker talks with Laura DeLoye, with the Alzheimer’s Association, about the challenges caring for loved ones with dementia. Thursday from 1-2pm on KCBX2025-03-1958 minCentral Coast VoicesAgeism: Our Socially Acceptable "ism" & Why It Should ChangeKris Kington-Barker and guest Dr. Bartlett, discuss how there are good reasons for challenging age-related stereotypes and age bias. Rebroadcast air date: 2-13-252025-02-1359 min
Not Born YesterdayHelping at the End of LifeBecause the transition to dying is a traumatic time for families and the dying person, a new kind of help has recently developed--the end of life doula. The doula assists in the dying process with emotional and physical support and preparation for what is to come.This is a different approach to care and our guest, Kris Kington Barker explains what a doula can do and when and why a dying person or family might choose one. Brought to you by NEXTVillageSF.orgNEXT Village SF is a neighborhood nonprofit providing services and support...2023-09-1518 min
ProAging PodcastMeet the End of Life DoulasLive & Interactive Discussion with members of The International End of Life Doula Association End-of-Life Doulas are non-medical companions to the dying and their families. Doulas do not take the place of hospice personnel; rather, they complement other services that a dying person and their family may be receiving, including hospice or palliative care.
Panel of Instructors: The International End of Life Doula Association
Julia Andino
Kris Kington-Barker
Marady Duran
Valoria Walker
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