Death is NOT a subject we feel comfortable with in western culture. We ignore the inevitability of it until we come face to face with it. It's something all of us will be touched by at some point or another whether we like it or not. In today's episode, I have Kathy Yeo on to talk about how we can begin to cultivate a relationship with death that is more honest, more healthy, and ultimately - more life giving than shoving it under the rug.

With a background in classical music performance, Kathy is able to use the sensitive, discerning, and nuanced listening skills of a musician in her practice. Kathy is a graduate of the Northwestern Academy of Homeopathy in the Twin Cities where she is now a guest lecturer, mentor, and clinical instructor. She holds the CCH credential through the Council for Homeopathic Certification. Kathy is a graduate of the Going with Grace End of Life Training Program and a National End of Life Doula proficiency badge holder. She currently is a student guide for Going with Grace.

Find Kathy:
@kathy.yeo.coaching on Instagram

Episode resources:
Going with Grace: https://goingwithgrace.com/
Five wishes: https://fivewishes.org/five-wishes/individuals-families/individuals-and-families
Advance Directives: https://www.caringinfo.org/planning/advance-directives/by-state/
The Conversation Project: https://theconversationproject.org/nhdd/advance-care-planning/
End well project: https://endwellproject.org/
National End of Life Doula Alliance: https://www.nedalliance.org/