When we plan for our inevitable death, we can make our end of life easier for loved ones. Learn what to consider and resources for your advance care planning.
Digital memorials are a way to keep our memory alive without a gravesite to visit. We are only to be limited by our imagination and the technology available.
We continue our two-part series on stomach cancer, talking about cancer treatment, symptom management, end-stage disease, and how you can support a loved one.
Learn this week about Native American views on death and funeral practices. Our guest who is indigenous herself shares how to support a friend from another culture.
What better way to process a death than with creative arts? Mike Ward shares his song about his father. Learn also strategies to help with the death of a father.
How does a leading psychedelic researcher cope with his terminal cancer diagnosis? We learn about his experience and the therapeutic potential of entheogens.
People with intellectual and learning disabilities have specific challenges in addition to healthcare needs. We share important tips and excellent resources.
We talk about the purpose of shrines, and one movement in particular - Ghost Bikes - that is making an impact to promote safe conditions for bicyclists.
Getting adequate, good quality sleep is vital to our physical and mental health. Learn tips on how to improve your routine so your body is prepared for the day.
Concerned about the immunity of you or a loved one? As fall is upon us, we discuss the vaccines you might consider, especially for someone with chronic illness: the annual flu shot, a COVID booster, and the RSV vaccine.