Showing posts with label counseling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label counseling. Show all posts

23 July 2018



TED Talks and other resources are incredible for learning new information on topics you are interested in. Past resources are preserved on the TED website too. Funeral customs, past and present can be quite interesting. Learning more about cultural beliefs and views on death can broaden our sense of acceptance and understanding.





Disclaimer: TED Talks is not affiliated with this site nor are they responsible for the opinions of its author. This information is provided as a means to share resources for further learning and does not replace the medical advice of a physician or mental health practitioner. 

09 July 2018


How do you bring up the topic of death with friends when you need the support? It's not what most people consider a comfortable topic. If you are struggling with loss, grief, or simply have questions about the nature of death you can find several books, audio books, academic journals and magazines on the topic. If you aren't following Death References (another site I started awhile back) then you probably aren't familiar with my frequent posts on these resources. Keep in mind that I do not post one perspective. I try to post a variety of viewpoints and cultural practices. 
A photo of a few of the books I have on the topics of death, dying, suicide, grief, bereavement, miscarriage and more.