Given my father’s meticulous preparation towards death, it was surreal when it finally happened on July 1, 2017. I remember the day clearly. It was a Saturday morning. I had woken up planning to take…
Given my father’s meticulous preparation towards death, it was surreal when it finally happened on July 1, 2017. I remember the day clearly. It was a Saturday morning. I had woken up planning to take…
Who should submit? When it comes to issues of mortality, all of us have a story to tell. We want to know how your identity, expertise, and personal life experiences have impacted the ways in…
I remember the event in St. Louis so clearly. We had a wonderful day where dozens of health, faith, and community leaders assembled to take on advance care planning efforts in the region. Attendees shared…
Banan (Haitian Creole for plantain) can be fried to make banan peze (fried plantains), it can be boiled to eat with either fish or eggs, or it can undergo mashing to be made into a…
In a two-part blog series, Kelly McCutcheon Adams, LICSW, discusses the issue of preserving rituals and honoring grief in the unprecedented COVID-19. In both pieces, she explores how we can adhere to normalcy as much…
We’ve heard from several champions who work with or within healthcare organizations, requesting any resources we know of that may support staff wellbeing. A couple resources that have come across our desk are listed below…