Comments on: Erika Nelson | Ann Arbor, MI http://homefuneraldirectory.com/archives/57 Resources and information about Home Funerals and Green Funerals Fri, 29 Jan 2010 22:46:27 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Erika Nelson http://homefuneraldirectory.com/archives/57/comment-page-1#comment-640 Erika Nelson Wed, 07 Oct 2009 19:18:10 +0000 http://homefuneraldirectory.com/?p=57#comment-640 In addition to holding licenses in social work and mortuary science, I am a hospice volunteer. Any information, consultation or referral that I provide is free of charge; however, I am currently unavailable to provide hands-on care and I am not on-call. I have attended trainings by Final Passages and Crossings, and assisted in presenting information for the Crossings' workshop. I attended the Natural Death Center's Green Burial Conference in England and the FCA's biennial conference in Seattle. I have presented material regarding green burial and home/family-led funerals for a number of groups in the Ann Arbor, MI, area over the course of the last three years, and I have consulted with families interested in alternatives to the conventional funeral. I provided a presentation for continuing education credits for social workers and nurses at the University of Michigan, and I have close personal ties to A Sacred Moment, the Funeral Consumer's Alliance and Funeral Consumer Information Society of Detroit, and the Green Burial Council. In addition to holding licenses in social work and mortuary science, I am a hospice volunteer. Any information, consultation or referral that I provide is free of charge; however, I am currently unavailable to provide hands-on care and I am not on-call.

I have attended trainings by Final Passages and Crossings, and assisted in presenting information for the Crossings’ workshop. I attended the Natural Death Center’s Green Burial Conference in England and the FCA’s biennial conference in Seattle. I have presented material regarding green burial and home/family-led funerals for a number of groups in the Ann Arbor, MI, area over the course of the last three years, and I have consulted with families interested in alternatives to the conventional funeral.

I provided a presentation for continuing education credits for social workers and nurses at the University of Michigan, and I have close personal ties to A Sacred Moment, the Funeral Consumer’s Alliance and Funeral Consumer Information Society of Detroit, and the Green Burial Council.

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