Advance care planning discussion at the Death Cafe by Allison Bartlett-Morley

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Advance care planning discussion at the Death Cafe by Allison Bartlett-Morley

The Death Café movement was started in 2011 by a couple of Brits (Jon Underwood and his mother Sue Barksy-Reid) in order to provide a...

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Living Well by Facing Death at Any Age

When we think about death, we often believe it only comes for older people—a distant event that happens only when we are aged, and our...

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Living Well to Die Well: Preparing Peacefully

Have you thought about how to live to prepare for the end? When we think about death, the questions can be challenging. But these...

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Beyond Farewell Workshop Reflection

This beyond farewell workshop was recently held at Birkenhead Library exploring ‘after death’ issues. As is the pattern with these events...

The Importance of Self Care for Palliative Caregivers.

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The Importance of Self Care for Palliative Caregivers.

Caring for a loved one with a life-limiting condition can be an emotionally and physically demanding responsibility.

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Tangihanga Pōharatanga Wānanga

Friday 16th August to Sunday 18th August 2024 Ngā mihi nui koutou katoa to all those that gathered near and far to attend our first...

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Dying Matters Week 2024

Here's a brief recap of the incredible events that took place We started the Dying Matters Week 2024 with Let’s Talk About Grief,...

A Reflection of a Death Café Facilitator

ibeniston

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A Reflection of a Death Café Facilitator

Death Cafes were created in their current form by Jon Underwood and his mother, Sue Barsky Reid, in 2011. He believed there was a need to...

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