Jethro Heiko and Nick Jehlen on Communicating With Vulnerability, Episode 040

EPISODE · Jul 1, 2019 · 1H 47M

Jethro Heiko and Nick Jehlen on Communicating With Vulnerability, Episode 040

from The Heart of Hospice Podcast · host Helen Bauer & Jerry Fenter

Jethro Heiko and Nick Jehlen are the co-founders of Common Practice and the creators of the “Hello” game, a game designed to facilitate meaningful conversations that “inspire, connect, and heal.”  In today’s episode, Jethro and Nick share how the “Hello” game was designed and created, and the many ways it’s transformed families, teams, workgroups, even entire organizations and communities.  These transformations take place through the power of honest and open communication, facilitated by questions that allow people to be vulnerable in an accepting and encouraging environment.   Jethro and NIck share that the game has had some unexpected results, too.  The purpose of the game is to help people share openly about their end of life wishes, but it’s also created unity among people and groups that have been divided.   Listen to this episode to learn more about the “Hello” game, and for more information you can visit the Common Practice website to see videos about how to play “Hello” and reviews from real people who have experienced their own personal transformations.   For more information about hospice, caregiving resources, self care tips, and advance care planning resources, please visit our website at The Heart of Hospice.  You can also find encouragement and information in our weekly blog that’s updated every Sunday.   Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen: Apple, Spotify, iHeart, Google Play, or Radio.com.  

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