Let's learn about dying by talking about living.

Compassion, humor, grace, nuance, resources and clarity join together in our dialogues about death, dying and grief as we explore life.

WORKSHOPS, CLASSES & TRAININGS CONSULTING CONTRACTED SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

Isn’t talking about death morbid?

Not if you do it right. There are a lot of ways to open the door for understanding and acceptance that invite curiosity rather than dread.

Start the Conversation

Am I the only one who feels this way?

No. Most people feel isolated and unsettled when they’re going through something unknown, frightening and disorienting. Realizing it’s normal goes a long way toward making it something manageable.

Start the Conversation
Practically Dying is collaborating with Colorado State University to conduct research on the lived experience of people who have qualified for medical aid in dying across the US and their primary caregivers.

We will be adding content/pages to our website soon. In the meantime, click here for a flyer for the project and for registration information for anyone who would like to tell their story in English or Spanish.

Please join our mailing list to learn more about this research and growing educational resources.

MAID-Flyer-03-22-22

WORKSHOPS, CLASSES & TRAININGS CONSULTING CONTRACTED SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

News and Articles from Practically Dying

A holiday family storywith Kim Mooney of Practically dying

A Holiday Story About Grief

John and Sarah Wilson and their kids, Lisa and Eddie, felt lucky to live a multi-generational family. Grandma Wilma had been living with them since she had her mild stroke […]

Read More
Grieving through the holidays with Practically Dying

Grieving Through the Holidays

Have you lost someone important to you and are grieving through the holidays? Grieving someone you love who’s died is hard enough. Trying to do it during the holidays can […]

Read More