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What Now? On the threshold of life, death, and grief.

What Now? On the threshold of life, death, and grief.

著者: Julie Brown David Kennedy Red Keating
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Presented by palliative and bereavement health care professionals Julie Brown, Red Keating and David Kennedy. Dying is one of the few experiences we will all share, yet little is done in our culture to prepare us for this inevitability and it's resulting bereavement and grief. Drawing on their vast knowledge and experience each episode is a conversation meant to enlighten and demystify the often difficult and emotional experiences of dying, death and bereavement. Presented in partnership with Hospice Peterborough.

© 2025 What Now? On the threshold of life, death, and grief.
個人的成功 社会科学 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • A Compassionate Friend for the Holidays
    2025/12/10

    As the What Now? podcast closes out 2025, the hosts are offering a compassionate tool for the season.

    Recognizing that the holidays can carry many experiences, Julie guides a “compassionate friend” meditation for listeners who may be grieving, feeling alone, or needing extra support as we navigate the holidays. This practice is an invitation to pause, breathe, and receive kindness—imagining a wise, loving presence who sits with you in whatever you're carrying. In a season that can feel dark or overwhelming, may this meditation be a way for light to gently pierce through and remind you that you are held, seen, and not alone.

    Have feedback about the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? Get in touch with us: whatnow@hospicepeterborough.org

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    17 分
  • S4E6 Who Am I Now? A Conversation with Kelley Raab on Grief, Identity, and the Spiritual Journey After Loss
    2025/11/26

    In this episode, co-hosts Julie and Red interview author and psychotherapist, Kelley Raab about her latest work, Who Am I Now? Reflections on Spirituality and Grief. The conversation examines how bereavement unsettles personal identity, why spiritual frameworks can both support and complicate the grieving process, and how the death of a parent can create profound emotional and existential disorientation. Kelley offers insights from both her research and lived experience, providing listeners with thoughtful guidance on navigating grief’s impact on the self.

    For more information about Kelley and her writing, please visit: https://kelleyraab.ca/

    Have feedback about the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? Get in touch with us: whatnow@hospicepeterborough.org

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    43 分
  • S4E5 When Your Spouse/Partner Dies: The early days
    2025/11/12

    In this episode we have the great honour and privilege of speaking with Kathryn Rhoden. You will remember our soulful conversation with her husband Chris Rhoden in the previous podcast episode: What Does It Mean To Live A Meaningful Life (S3E16).

    Kathryn joins us to speak about her life and experiences since Chris’ death on April 25th, 2025. With grace and genuine humanity Kathryn speaks candidly about her grief, the ups and downs, the love and loneliness that have been constant companions on her grief journey.

    We are positive that if you too have lost a beloved partner this conversation will connect on many levels. If you have never lost a partner you will gain valuable insight into how you can support someone who has. We are saddened by the circumstances that have led us to have this conversation but we are deeply grateful to Kathryn and her willingness to share her love for Chris and her experiences since his loss.

    Have feedback about the podcast? Have an idea for a future episode? Get in touch with us: whatnow@hospicepeterborough.org

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    47 分
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