Rightsizing Your Fear of Death
About this episode
The episode discusses the myth of the 'Good Death' and how understanding our fears about dying can enhance our lives.
In our conversation with Amy Schiller, a social worker and professor who specializes in the field of death and dying, we start to unpack the myth of the “Good Death.” Amy talks about letting go of control in the dying process, and how becoming aware of our fears and beliefs about dying can impact our lives, and allow us to live more fully. Amy offers her students the opportunity to write Legacy Letters, and suggests everyone consider their own Advance Directives for when the end of life comes...
People in this episode
Hosts: Constance Bauer, Lori Dube
Guest: Amy Schiller
Topics covered
- death
- dying process
- fear
- legacy letters
- advance directives
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