When faced with the prospect of hospice care, many people feel apprehensive or uncertain, often because of myths and misconceptions. Hospice is more than an
By Diane Hullet, Founder of Best Life Best Death Movies serve as powerful cultural touchstones, shaping, reflecting, and conveying shared values, stories, and perspectives. From
Conversations about Death and Dying by Diane Hullet, Founder of Best Life Best Death Why is it so difficult to have a conversation about the
Excerpt from article in Michigan Voyager, Spring 2024 Diane, we appreciate you taking the time to share your story about you and about Best Life
This episode delves into a subject that many find deeply uncomfortable: pregnancy loss. Whether through miscarriage, abortion, stillbirth, accident, or medical necessity, countless women, their
As Sarah Kerr puts it, “Grief is a feeling; grieving is an action.” This week, I speak with Janelle Ketcher, an artist and archivist who
[Note to listeners: Sorry for the not-so-great sound on this one. I had issues.] Erin Whalen has spent years as an actor and acting coach,
In this episode, Dr Kaishauna Guidry and I take a look at some myths about hospice. You’ll hear Dr G’s heart-filled point of view as
Dr. James Tulsky is passionate about enhancing communication between clinicians and patients. Why are words so vital in the medical field? What do patients and
Some people possess the rare gift of weaving together knowledge from multiple fields, using it to chart new and inspiring directions. Amy Wright Glenn is
When someone is living with dementia, challenges abound. Join me for a conversation with Ashley Bright and Heather MacLeod, experienced instructors of a course designed
Cait Maddan’s free downloadable guide called “How to Hold Space for Suicide Talk” is just one key part of all the work that she does.
