One of the greatest impediments to success to having a good death is friends and family who don’t want to talk about death in real terms. Wanting to talk about death doesn’t mean a person is morbid. It means your loved one is realistic. No-one gets out of life alive....
Death literacy is your ability to understand, answer and respond to situations related to all things death. In Australia, the death literacy movement is growing. It’s taking up much needed space in the halls of universities and grassroots communities all around the...
According to statistics measuring Australian end-of-life outcomes, we haven’t got it together as a nation in the death department. While 80% of Australians want a good death, very few people go through the advance care planning stages necessary to activate it....
