Last rites and plain talking

I live my life as a Humanist and get my spiritual highs from nature, loving relationships and the joy of being human, with all our frailties. I don’t feel any loss as a result of not having a religious practice. That is, until recently, when I came across something for the first time that I […]

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Living well dying well

I’ve just been in London speaking at Living Well Dying Well’s conference. What a great event.

It’s inspiring to get together with like-minded folk and share what’s happening. There’s a swell, a movement afoot that might help us get back some of the skills in our communities that we used to have so that we’ll be better able to live and die well.

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Embracing Death & Dying

This experiential workshop, organised by Living Well Dying Well, is open to all who are interested in restoring death and dying to its rightful place as an integral part of life. It is a stand alone workshop and is part of a continuing series on this subject.

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Death Cafe, Lewes

Our next Death Cafe is organised by Lewes-based Doulas. The Buttercup Cafe is a warm and friendly place – very conducive to cups of tea, cake and conversation! Every evening is different and you are really welcome to come along for a taster. Arrivals 6.30 arrivals and tea orders 7 pm start, until 9pm. The […]

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Who am I in the face of death and dying?

An experiential one-day workshop for counsellors and professionals in palliative care working at the deep end of death and dying, exploring what happens to us when we work with the grief and pain of others and finding new ways to attend to ourselves while tending others.. with Hermione Elliott and Brian Graham Fee £65 Early […]

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