Mindful Caregiving Education

Cassandra Palmer facilitates caregiver education programs at the Zen Caregiving Project, drawing from her years of volunteer bedside caregiving and training as an End of Life Doula. She supports mindful caregiver training and open conversations around death and dying.

Loretta Lowrey contributes as both a volunteer caregiver and training facilitator, bringing experience in nonprofit leadership and end-of-life practitioner education. Her work reflects a commitment to conscious aging and compassionate service.

Teresa Bouza is an instructor and caregiver whose background in journalism and writing informs her thoughtful, reflective approach to caregiving. A dedicated Zen practitioner, she integrates personal caregiving experience into her teaching and service.

Mary Doane serves as Supervising Instructor of Education Programs at the Zen Caregiving Project, where she leads curriculum design and mentors teachers. With deep roots in mindfulness practice and compassion-based education, she helps shape programs that support caregivers at every stage of their journey.

As Executive Director of the Zen Caregiving Project, Roy Remer brings more than two decades of experience in end-of-life care, education, and compassionate service. His background spans bedside caregiving, nonprofit leadership, compassion training, and guiding transformative wilderness-based rites of passage.