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Bruce Koepp Removes the Mystery Around Autopsies:
Former pathologists' assistant explains how the postmortem process can be healing for the deceased's family -
Our Monthly Tip: Consider Live Music for a Celebration of Life:
One musician can make an event as unique as the person you're celebrating -
“Briefly Perfectly Human” by Alua Arthur:
A death doula explores what it means to live life authentically while facing mortality
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Category Archives: Professional Advice
Can A Handmade Softie Toy Be Of Therapeutic Benefit During The Grieving Process? An Interview With Wendy Tsao
How one artist used a sewing machine and ingenuity to bring children's drawings to life
Today is an interview with Wendy Tsao, the artist who founded the home-based business Child’s Own Studio in 2007. Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Child’s Own Studio was born when Wendy decided to make a softie toy based on a sketch … Continue reading
What Is Occupational Therapy and Its Benefits at End of Life? An Interview with Suzanne Roche, Part One
A look at how occupational therapy relates to end of life
Today is an interview with Suzanne Roche, an occupational therapist located in Northern California. Suzanne currently works in a nursing home, and she was kind enough to sit down with SevenPonds to explain her experience as an occupational therapist and … Continue reading
What Can Hospice Teach Us About Coping? An Interview with Mary York
Hospice volunteers tell personal stories through the Windows Within Project
Today, SevenPonds speaks with Mary York, founder of the Windows Within Project, part of the Hospice Volunteer program. An experienced hospice volunteer, Mary also interviews fellow hospice volunteers for the Windows Within Project website, whose goal is to educate readers … Continue reading