2008 Ethical Wills Workshop
Facilitator’s
Training Program
Workshop Overview
This workshop is
designed for
those interested in conducting variable length seminars and workshops
related
to ethical wills. This material is also
applicable in one-on-one settings. Previous knowledge or familiarity
with the
concept of ethical wills is helpful though not necessary.
Overall
Conference Objectives:
At the conclusion
of this
program, you will be able to:
·
Confidently
facilitate seminars and writing workshops on the topic of ethical wills
·
Develop
an
appropriate marketing strategy for seminar/workshop engagements
·
Capitalize
on the
opportunity for increasing your community exposure
How we
will do it:
This workshop
combines
interactive lecture, individual writing exercises, small group and
large group
discussion, and ‘teach-back’ presentations. You will experience all the
content
modules as a participant and you are expected to begin/complete a draft
of your
own ethical will.
Content
areas:
·
Develop
a common
base of knowledge of ethical wills
·
Become
comfortable with the range of resources you can employ to present
Ethical Wills
seminars and workshops.
·
Identify
venues
for presenting this information in your community and region
·
Create
an operational
plan for integrating and implementing Ethical Wills seminars and
workshops as a
primary area of focus or as an additional product and service option to
your
current portfolio
Day
One: ~1-2hours
Evening
Session:
·
Introductions
·
Workshop
overview
·
Walk
through
materials
Day
Morning session
·
Workshop
presentation—Facilitator as participant
Ø
Introduction
to
Ethical Wills
Ø
What
is an
ethical will?
Ø
History
of
ethical wills
Ø
Why
write an
ethical will?
Ø
When
to write an
ethical will
Ø
How
to write an
ethical will
Ø
Alternative
options for creating an ethical will
Ø
Sharing
and
preserving an ethical will
Ø
Next
steps
Ø
Summary,
Questions, Evaluation
Afternoon
Session
·
Review
of
materials—Facilitator’s perspective
Ø
Presentation
options
Ø
Identification
of
barriers to presenting materials
Ø
Multi-session
presentation formats
·
FAQ’s
·
Teach-back
assignments for Day 3
·
Work
on
teach-back sessions
·
Homework:
create
a draft of your own ethical will
Day
Morning
Session
·
Review
of Day one sessions/Questions, comments, concerns
·
Teach-back
sessions
·
Brainstorm
exercise to identify venues for presenting workshops and
seminars
·
Technical
issues and non-power point presentation options
·
Developing
an implementation plan
·
Post-training
support
·
Certificate
distribution
·
Adjournment