Yarning Companion facilitator guide

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Yarning Companion facilitator guide

The Yarning Companion has been developed to support health professionals to start a conversation with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people about their end of life preferences for their child, or young person.

The card statements focus on the person, their health and end of life preferences. The Yarning Companion is a facilitation and reflection tool for health professionals and families to support open dialogue.

You can download the booklet here :
Working-out-whats-right-for-your-child-Yarning-Companion_final.pdf

You can also order a printed copy here :

Available with the discussion starter cards

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