August, 2018 Archive
The Week in Death 20/08/18
A round-up of the week’s articles on DEATH.io, interesting stuff we’ve found on the internet, and what we’ve been watching, reading or listening to. New articles …
DEATH interviews The Grief Series
We spoke to Ellie Harrison, a performance maker and artist, about The Grief Series – a sequence of seven collaborative projects with other artists working in …
The Week in Death 13/08/18
A round-up of the week’s articles on DEATH.io, interesting stuff we’ve found on the internet, and what we’ve been watching, reading or listening to. New articles …
DEATH interviews Arnos Vale Cemetery: Janine Marriott
We asked Janine Marriott, the Public Engagement Manager at Arnos Vale Cemetery in Bristol, about why it’s important to keep cemeteries open as public places, how …
A Psychotherapist’s View: Talking about a cancer diagnosis
Many people affected by cancer struggle with how to communicate about what is happening. There are so many questions. When is the right time? How do …
The week in Death: 6/08/18
A round-up of the week’s articles on DEATH.io, interesting stuff we’ve found on the internet, and what we’ve been watching, reading or listening to. New articles …
A Psychotherapist’s View: When the person dying is open about death
When my friend died, she taught me a timely lesson about living When my friend was dying, I lost my voice. I was left speechless with …
A Psychotherapist’s View of Death: A Series
Talking about death and dying and embracing both as normal stages in our lives can improve our wellbeing, relationships and mental health. A big statement, I …
Does the wellness trend mask a fear of death and dying?
We look at what our culture’s fascination with ‘wellness’ can teach us about our approach to death. There’s a whole lot of truth in the benefits …
The week in Death
A round-up of the week’s articles on DEATH.io, interesting stuff we’ve found on the internet, and what we’ve been watching, reading or listening to. New DEATH.io …