Conversations about death should not be avoided; they should be encouraged. Engaging in dialogue about mortality allows us to explore our own beliefs and attitudes toward death and dying. This workshop aims to get participants comfortable with these discussions, fostering an environment where individuals can reflect on their values surrounding end-of-life care, rituals, and what it means to experience loss.

At the heart of this workshop is the belief that understanding our own perspectives on death equips us not only for our own journeys but also aids us in comforting those around us. By discussing death openly and honestly, we can demystify it, breaking the chains of fear that often accompany such conversations. We can embrace death as a natural part of life—a chapter rather than a closure.