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Sara Farmer, Lucy's mother, wants to share about Lucy. Her message is she wants people to" risk" saying the wrong thing and talk to the person who has lost a child through death about their child. She would also like us to support this research.

Dr. Anthony Bossis explains the latest research on the efficacy of mystical experience, through the use of psilocybin, in relieving the anguish and dread some people face as they live with terminal cancer.

April 24 - 26, 2015, The Art of Dying V in NYC will be quite the weekend. Creating amazing conferences is not new for Ralph. The co-founder of the Open Center in NYC has been behind some of the world's most vibrant and thoroughly engaging gatherings.

The concept of the doula by definition is a palliative companion. In the pre-hospice world, we need doulas too. High level holistic support for quality of life.

When Brandie was 18, her mother committed suicide. This interview is a continuation in my series of talking with Americans (not in the medical profession) about how they feel about issues from illness through bereavement.

... from CNA to Executive Director to Volunteer. I wanted to focus this week's podcast on healthcare professionals and how hospice service changed this woman's life.

The Journey Radio podcast explores an intriguing subject with Robert J. Barnhart. Join us as he answers questions regarding psilocybin's use in palliative care.

Join me as I interview a woman, Kiersten Legge, who has spent most of her life avoiding the topic of death and dying. She agreed to talk to me about "it."

Nancy Gershman is “the Memory Artist” – a personal historian who playfully drills down with irony and humor to discover what has always made the patient feel most alive.

For people who cannot afford to hire private care giving help and who cannot afford to not have it, Well Beyond Care may have found a way to have a win win situation. We talk about the difficulties of hiring on your own and some tips.