SPIRITS in Transition – Online Class Format Details
To allow for extra space for details and some additional exercises, the contents of the weekend seminar have been divided into Part 1 and 2 of the basic online classes. Completing both parts compares to participating in a live weekend seminar, with some added detail.
Format of Part 1 and 2:
Sessions 1 through 9 are interactive online presentations that include questionnaires, polls, written or other exercises and also home work assignments. Some of the information is made available as downloadable handouts, supplementing notes are taken by each participant.
The sessions can be accessed by you through your computer in consecutive order at your convenience and are to be completed within 5 months from receiving access to the class. Each session includes between 60 to 120 minutes of presentation time.
Session number 10 is held in form of a live webinar, allowing for direct answers to questions and participant sharing. After completing sessions 1-9, every student receives an invitation to a live webinar and receives temporary access to a webinar recording in addition. If no live webinar is offered toward the end of your 5 month class period, you will receive an invitation to the next available live webinar after completing your class via a webinar recording.
Please note:
- For the completion of the Part 1 course to count as prerequisite for participation in Part 2, the participant has to send their exercise and homework results in for review.
- Only responses to questions as posed to be answered during the webinar are included in the course tuition. Your understanding is appreciated. Our donation based help line remains available for free to specific questions pertaining to an actual hospice situation.
- The information presented in SPIRITS in Transition seminars or online classes does not replace veterinary care.
Please be aware that our helpline is not to provide veterinary medical advice, and that Ella does not offer phone consultations for animals that have not been referred and presented to her.
For online class details including an overview of topics covered in part 1 and 2, please click here.
To see how participation in online classes compares to attending a weekend seminar, click here.
To register for the online class, click here.