The body and the soul are inseparable until the moment of death. To have a "good death," both body and soul must be cared for well. How can the state of the soul affect the body and vice versa? What are some best practices for end-of-life care? In this seminar, a hospice chaplain and a palliative care family nurse practitioner will share their experiences and recommendations for making the end-of-life one of the best parts of life. There will be time set aside for audience questions and input.

Sara Crocker is an end-of-life hospice chaplain with Hospice of the Upstate. She holds a M.A. in Theological Studies from Central Seminary. Sara enjoys helping patients and families navigate decline, dying, and death by caring for them spiritually and helping them think about death in a more holistic way. David Creamer is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner who works at Hospice of the Upstate. His current area of expertise is palliative care. David has extensive experience in the healthcare field including clinical data analyst, coronary intensive care, and urgent care. In his spare time, he enjoys yard work and educating community members on health related topics.