Cultivating a greater acceptance of death can relieve much of the fear and denial many of us feel. This might include thinking about how we wish to die, what we would like to do before we die, how we grieve, and how we help others who are confronting the end of life.
Doing this, however, is not so easy. Most of us have little opportunity to explore our feelings about death (either our own, or those we know and love) in the busyness of life, and need skilful support and encouragement to do so.
We aim to offer safe and supported ways for people to think about death, dying, bereavement and grief, examine and share their feelings, and deepen their understanding of how death can make life more precious. This is not a formula, but a personal journey that unfolds over time.
Our activities are divided into two projects:
1. Art of Communication – the art of talking, listening, sharing, supporting, and simply being together; and releasing the taboo about death:
2. Using the Arts – Theatre, Art, Music, Poetry and Film:
