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  • Let’s have dinner and talk about death – making a place at the table

    House at the Edge of the Woods, Clanfield , United Kingdom

    "Good conversations can change a lot of things."  Stephen Jenkinson - How It All Could Be The House at the Edge is warmly inviting you to gather around the table to share food, stories and conversation about dying and being alongside people you love in their dying time. Thursday, fourth of December at 7 pm. 8 places are available in Clanfield, Hampshire, UK. The address will be given once your booking is confirmed. This event of offered in service and there is no money to pay.  Ten years ago, as my husband wrestled with terminal cancer, I was thrust unprepared into the realities of what it is to die in a death-phobic culture. Since then I have walked alongside many people and their loved ones as they face unwelcome diagnoses and the endings of the lives they had in mind. This invitation comes with the recognition that these conversations can be tender and useful, gritty and beautiful. There are learnings to be shared and things to wonder aloud about and perhaps some examples of what it might look like to live and die well will appear among us. "This kind of conversation is rare in our daily comings and goings […]

  • Mothering & Singing the Bones

    Thrive Wellbeing, GU323AN, Thrive Wellbeing, Petersfield, United Kingdom

    Presence. Attunement. Grounding in what endures.

    In this day together, we'll listen for the stories held in our bones.
    We'll mother what has been abandoned.
    We'll sing what is ready to rise.

    Through shared presence, somatic practice, touch, story and song, we return to the wisdom of our bodies and our bones.

    £90

  • Death Wisdom – A School for Community Death Care

    Clanfield Clanfield, United Kingdom

    DEATH WISDOM
    A School for Community Death Care

    This is not a training to become an “expert” in death and dying.
    We’ll be reclaiming the skills to tend to dying and endings in our families and communities.
    Together, we’ll explore how death wisdom can be brought back into the heart of our days — to better support our loved ones, ourselves, and our communities.
    In a world obsessed with solutions, youth, and avoiding endings, this work invites us to make space for dying and grief in our lives — and to remember that death, too, belongs to the living.