John is dead. He died of cancer. He died a few weeks ago, but we only found out last week because our therapist broke the news. For the past 14 years, John had been part of small psychodynamic psychotherapy group in North London. I joined that group 3 years ago, after coming back from the… (Read more)
End-of-life care is a discipline that covers all aspects of humanity, helping people at the end of their life to live as well as possible until they die. Some people have a clear view of how they wished to be cared for at the end of their life, many do not. However care and treatment at the end of… (Read more)
Given developments on a personal level - with ongoing projects at the Helix Centre, Humane Engineering and with Being and Dying - and also on a larger inter-personal level with the emergent limitations, frustrations and successes in social media, publishing and communication, I thought it might be… (Read more)