• Professor Carl Becker

Theme: Facing Our Own Deaths and Preparing Others

1. How Advance Care Planning Contributes to Grief and Bereavement Outcomes
   • Professor Pang Weng Sun
2. Dying as a Relational Experience
   • Mrs Juliana Toh
3. Dying as a Spiritual Experience
   • Sr Geraldine Tan

Facing Our Death Creatively

• Ms Ng Wang Feng,
• Ms Yang Shu Ting

OR

Track 3A

The Whole | Hole

• Ms Jeanette Chan,
• Ms Grace Ong

Use of Legacy Building in Grief Work

1. Legacy Building with Patients in an Acute Hospital Palliative Care Ward

• Ms Candice Tan

2. Legacy Building with Bereaved Family Members in the Community

• Ms Ng San San,
• Ms Vivien Ee

3. Legacy Building with Patients and Their Families in a Hospice

• Ms Gillian Ong

Last Office? What’s Next?

1. After the Last Breath: The Final Offerings of the Healthcare Team

• Mr Andy Sim

2. The Trade of Honouring the Deceased: An Insider’s Guide

• Mr Ang Ziqian

3. Turning Grief into Gift of Life: The Untold Struggles

• Ms Sally Kong

Conversations with Grief
(previously named ‘My Friend, Grief’)

• Mr Ng Soo Ann, Lance

OR

Track 3A

The Whole | Hole

• Ms Jeanette Chan, Ms Grace Ong

Partners on the Grief Journey

1. The Collaboration between an Art Therapist and a Social Worker to Support Grieving Youths

• Ms Yenn Ang

2. Support during Critical Times – Inter-Professional Partnership               

• Ms Melanie Kwan

3. Continuity in Care – Inter-Agency Partnership

• Ms Peh Cheng Wan

Supporting Staff and Other Patients Affected by a Death: A Case Study

Panel Discussion with a Psychiatrist, a Social Worker and an Art Therapist

• Dr Daniel Kwek,
• Ms Jacinta Phoon,
• Ms Ling Choon Lian

• Dover Park Hospice

Theme: From Caregivers to Bereaved Individuals – Issues & Responses

1. Bereaved Parents: When a Parent Loses a Child
   • Ms Ng Hwee Chin
2. Bereaved Spouse: When the Better Half Is No More
   • Dr Lee Geok Ling
3. Bereaved Seniors: The Rocky Road Ahead
   • Ms Wang Jing
4. The Disenfranchised Caregivers
   • Dr Ivan Woo

Track 1A

Facing Our Death Creatively

• Ms Ng Wang Feng,
• Ms Yang Shu Ting

OR

Track 2A

Conversations with Grief
(previously named ‘My Friend, Grief’)

• Mr Ng Soo Ann, Lance

Track 3B

Use of Groups for Grief Support

1. The Use of Professionally Led Group: National Cancer Centre Singapore’s Experience

• Dr Gilbert Fan

2. The Nuts and Bolts of Organizing a Secular Memorial: A Hospice’s Experience

• Ms Cheong Ee May

3. The Power of Self Help Group: Wicare’s Experience

• Mdm Joyce Lye

Track 3C

Unspeakable Grief

1. Bereaved Mothers-to-be: Who am I?

• Mrs Sylvia Mun 

2. And When No Hope Was Left in Sight…

• Ms Christine Wong

3. Death through HIV: The Aftermath           

• Ms Li Jingyi

Theme: Building A Community of Support – Local & Regional Experiences

1. Japan’s Struggle to Enfranchise Grief Care 
   • Professor Carl Becker
2. Supporting the Grieving and Bereaved: The Experience of the Society for the Promotion of Hospice Care (SPHC), Hong Kong
   • Ms Connie Chu
3. Work in Progress: Singapore’s Efforts in Promoting a Community Model for Adaptive Grief
   • Ms Chee Wai Yee

•  Mrs Debbie Kerslake