Anne Murphy is a celebrant, death educator, and home vigil guide who's passionate about helping people walk through death and grief in a supported way.
We talk about what home vigils can look like, and how slowing down the physical transition between death and final disposition of the body can give families more time to process the loss.
In our youth and productivity obsessed culture, we don't do death well. And the reality is that we will all die at some point. We will all experience a significant loss. Anne gives some suggestions for how to begin wrapping our minds around this and how to have conversations with the people we care about before we're confronted with a terminal diagnosis or a sudden loss.
Connect with Anne at athousandhands.com or on Instagram @annemurphy_athousandhands
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