Resources All From Our Blog Practical Resources Recordings Second wave of our Family Caregiver Study is running ZCP is holding a second wave of the Family Caregiver Study. Read more Working with Imerman Angels ZCP delivered a four-part training on self-compassion and grief to Immerman Angels. Read more Working with Sutter Health to support family caregivers ZCP partnered with Palo Alto Medical Foundation to introduce support sessions for family caregivers within Sutter Health. Read more Working with 1440 Multiversity on Healing Our Healthcare Heroes Zen Caregiving Project partnered with 1440 Multiversity to design and deliver the Grief and Healing Session. Read more Coping with loss, sharing our approach with Curry Senior Center staff Curry Senior Center approached Zen Caregiving Project (ZCP) to run two online, interactive sessions on managing loss and grief. Read more Five approaches for caregivers to work with loss and grief In the face of inevitable loss, we have developed a Buddhist-inspired approach for caregivers to more easily withstand the strong emotions that loss can bring. Read more Learnings from 11 years at the bedside John Rubin was a volunteer with Zen Caregiving Project for 11 years, serving at the bedside at Laguna Honda Hospital. Here he shares his story, and what he learned. Read more Mindful Caregiving Trainees share their top learnings Trainees in our Train-the-trainer program share what they learned about mindfulness and family caregiving Read more Translating our Mindful Caregiving Course into Spanish How we are working with partners to translate our Mindful Family Caregiving course into Spanish, making it culturally and linguistically accessible to Latino caregivers Read more Our Family Caregiver study has begun Why we are doing a family caregiver study, what it involves, and what the results will tell us. Read more Family Caregiving is a Rite of Passage What unites most people who join our courses is the struggle caregiving presents in their already busy lives. Read more A Good Death Memorialized: Mom had a beautiful death. Now what? A story of grieving and memorializing during the pandemic Read more Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
Second wave of our Family Caregiver Study is running ZCP is holding a second wave of the Family Caregiver Study. Read more
Working with Imerman Angels ZCP delivered a four-part training on self-compassion and grief to Immerman Angels. Read more
Working with Sutter Health to support family caregivers ZCP partnered with Palo Alto Medical Foundation to introduce support sessions for family caregivers within Sutter Health. Read more
Working with 1440 Multiversity on Healing Our Healthcare Heroes Zen Caregiving Project partnered with 1440 Multiversity to design and deliver the Grief and Healing Session. Read more
Coping with loss, sharing our approach with Curry Senior Center staff Curry Senior Center approached Zen Caregiving Project (ZCP) to run two online, interactive sessions on managing loss and grief. Read more
Five approaches for caregivers to work with loss and grief In the face of inevitable loss, we have developed a Buddhist-inspired approach for caregivers to more easily withstand the strong emotions that loss can bring. Read more
Learnings from 11 years at the bedside John Rubin was a volunteer with Zen Caregiving Project for 11 years, serving at the bedside at Laguna Honda Hospital. Here he shares his story, and what he learned. Read more
Mindful Caregiving Trainees share their top learnings Trainees in our Train-the-trainer program share what they learned about mindfulness and family caregiving Read more
Translating our Mindful Caregiving Course into Spanish How we are working with partners to translate our Mindful Family Caregiving course into Spanish, making it culturally and linguistically accessible to Latino caregivers Read more
Our Family Caregiver study has begun Why we are doing a family caregiver study, what it involves, and what the results will tell us. Read more
Family Caregiving is a Rite of Passage What unites most people who join our courses is the struggle caregiving presents in their already busy lives. Read more
A Good Death Memorialized: Mom had a beautiful death. Now what? A story of grieving and memorializing during the pandemic Read more
