Going natural - NDAN talks https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan This podcast focuses on the many and varied talents, skills, and passions of the membership of the Natural Death Advocacy Network. This network comprises folk who work in the end of life space in Australia; funeral celebrants, independent funeral directors, death doulas, coffin and shroud makers... anyone who has an interest in working towards a more natural and sustainable approach to death and dying. 

]]> en-au Podomatic RSS Generator Fri, 31 Oct 2025 07:10:12 +0000 end, ,of, ,life, ,natural, ,burial, ,cemeteries, Copyright 2025 NDAN a more natural end NDAN naturaldeathan@gmail.com episodic false no https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/a7/c8/42/naturaldeathan/1400x1400_16298839.png Going natural - NDAN talks https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan NDAN This podcast focuses on the many and varied talents, skills, and passions of the membership of the Natural Death Advocacy Network. This network comprises folk who work in the end of life space in Australia; funeral celebrants, independent funeral directors, death doulas, coffin and shroud makers... anyone who has an interest in working towards a more natural and sustainable approach to death and dying.  Episode 8: NDAN talks.. with Dr Kerrie Noonan NDAN talks.. with Dr Kerrie Noonan 8 1 full
Rose sat down recently with Dr Kerrie Nonan, a giant in the Australian death scene. 
We hope you enjoy this chat. 


Dr Kerrie Noonan is a clinical psychologist, social researcher, founder and innovator. 

Over the past 25 years, Kerrie has been working to create a more death literate society, one where people and communities have the practical know-how needed to plan well and respond to dying death and grief. Kerrie has a long-standing interest in community capacity building approaches to death, dying and bereavement, palliative care and how people can build their grief and death literacy. 


In 2010, Kerrie co-founded and was the founding executive director of The GroundSwell Project with Dr Peta Murray. Under Kerrie’s leadership until early 2019 the organisation developed a number of important collaborations including the Drama Project (Peta Murray, Nicole Bonfield,  Niki Read, Nepean High School); Dying to Know Day (with thanks to Jane Tewson at Igniting Change and Nicole Endacott), FilmLife Project (Nepean Hospital ICU Nurse Lizzie Barrett, ICE, Coalition of Mischief, Rohan and Gerlee Scanlan Jones, Organ and Tissue Donation Authority), Busting Cancer (Niki Read, Cancer Council NSW), Ten Things to Know Before you Go (Vasudhara Foundation).

Kerrie is a member of the Caring at End of Life Research team at Western Sydney University and is an investigator on the Death Literacy Index project. This pioneering research has investigated the role of family, friends and neighbours play when someone is dying at home and coined the term ‘death literacy’. The Caring at End of Life Research Team at WSU, led by Prof Debbie Horsfall has published a number of important contributions to the field including recent reports The Death Literacy Index and Researching Compassionate Communities in Australia. 

Kerrie was awarded her PhD in 2018 by Western Sydney University for her study titled Renegade Stories: A study of deathworkers using social approaches to dying, death and loss in Australia. She has a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology, a BA (Psychology), and a Grad. Dip. in Systemic Therapy (Family Therapy). Kerrie is a fellow of the Sydney School for Social Entrepreneurs and has a Graduate Certificate in Business Administration from Griffith University. 


She is on the council of Public Health Palliative Care International.


]]> https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2024-06-15T21_10_36-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2024-06-15T21_10_36-07_00 Sun, 16 Jun 2024 04:10:36 +0000 2024-06-16 2024-06-16 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2024-06-15T21_10_36-07_00 NDAN 3679 false Rose sat down recently with Dr Kerrie Nonan, a giant in the Australian death scene. We hope you enjoy this chat. Dr Kerrie Noonan is a clinical psychologist, social researcher, founder and innovator. Over the past 25 years, Kerrie has been working to create a more death literate society, one where people and communities have the practical know-how needed to plan well and respond to dying death and grief. Kerrie has a long-standing interest in community capacity building approaches to death, dying and bereavement, palliative care and how people can build their grief and death literacy. In 2010, Kerrie co-founded and was the founding executive director of The GroundSwell Project with Dr Peta Murray. Under Kerrie’s leadership until early 2019 the organisation developed a number of important collaborations including the Drama Project (Peta Murray, Nicole Bonfield,  Niki Read, Nepean High School); Dying to Know Day (with thanks to Jane Tewson at Igniting Change and Nicole Endacott), FilmLife Project (Nepean Hospital ICU Nurse Lizzie Barrett, ICE, Coalition of Mischief, Rohan and Gerlee Scanlan Jones, Organ and Tissue Donation Authority), Busting Cancer (Niki Read, Cancer Council NSW), Ten Things to Know Before you Go (Vasudhara Foundation).Kerrie is a member of the Caring at End of Life Research team at Western Sydney University and is an investigator on the Death Literacy Index project. This pioneering research has investigated the role of family, friends and neighbours play when someone is dying at home and coined the term ‘death literacy’. The Caring at End of Life Research Team at WSU, led by Prof Debbie Horsfall has published a number of important contributions to the field including recent reports The Death Literacy Index and Researching Compassionate Communities in Australia. Kerrie was awarded her PhD in 2018 by Western Sydney University for her study titled Renegade Stories: A study of deathworkers using social approaches to dying, death and loss in Australia. She has a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology, a BA (Psychology), and a Grad. Dip. in Systemic Therapy (Family Therapy). Kerrie is a fellow of the Sydney School for Social Entrepreneurs and has a Graduate Certificate in Business Administration from Griffith University. She is on the council of Public Health Palliative Care International. Rose sat down recently with Dr Kerrie Nonan, a giant in the Australian death scene. We hope ... Episode 7: NDAN talks.. with Bec Lyons NDAN talks.. with Bec Lyons 7 1 full Rebecca Lyons, mother of one, hails from the Blue Mountains in NSW. She started her working career in Sydney before making the move to Tasmania in late 2006.

Over her career, she has worked in various industries including finance, real estate, and the law but in 2011, she found her path into the funeral industry and stayed there until mid-2017 working across the many roles offered in the contemporary funeral industry; including pre-planning, administration, mortuary, funeral arranging and directing. Retraining as an End of Life Doula and becoming an independent Funeral Director she has worked in home-based death care and family-led funerals ever since.

Bec has also been actively working to advance the mission of You n’ Taboo which is the education and advocacy service she co-founded with her partner in 2016.
Most recently Bec was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to undertake international research and report on changes and disruptions in the end-of-life space which saw her travel through 6 countries exploring alternatives to contemporary ceremony and body disposal. A link to her report can be found by clicking here.

In her spare time, she enjoys reading, writing, photography, camping, and travel but what makes her most contented is time with her family. The subjects of death and dying, natural burial, and the DIY approach to death care are her passions and she loves being out in the community raising awareness and promoting good honest conversations, she is a dedicated advocate for positive change.

Email: bec@yountaboo.com

Website: www.yountaboo.com

End Well Project - https://endwellproject.org/

The Social Life of Death Workshop - https://willorganise.eventsair.com/2023-anzspm-update-meeting/thesociallifeofdeathworkshop/Site/Register

Lifting the Lid International festival of death and dying - https://ehospice.com/editorial_posts/lifting-the-lid-international-festival-of-death-dying-2023/


]]> https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2023-11-16T12_56_38-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2023-11-16T12_56_38-08_00 Thu, 16 Nov 2023 20:56:38 +0000 2023-11-16 2023-11-16 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2023-11-16T12_56_38-08_00 NDAN 4271 false Rebecca Lyons, mother of one, hails from the Blue Mountains in NSW. She started her working career in Sydney before making the move to Tasmania in late 2006.Over her career, she has worked in various industries including finance, real estate, and the law but in 2011, she found her path into the funeral industry and stayed there until mid-2017 working across the many roles offered in the contemporary funeral industry; including pre-planning, administration, mortuary, funeral arranging and directing. Retraining as an End of Life Doula and becoming an independent Funeral Director she has worked in home-based death care and family-led funerals ever since.Bec has also been actively working to advance the mission of You n’ Taboo which is the education and advocacy service she co-founded with her partner in 2016.Most recently Bec was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to undertake international research and report on changes and disruptions in the end-of-life space which saw her travel through 6 countries exploring alternatives to contemporary ceremony and body disposal. A link to her report can be found by clicking here.In her spare time, she enjoys reading, writing, photography, camping, and travel but what makes her most contented is time with her family. The subjects of death and dying, natural burial, and the DIY approach to death care are her passions and she loves being out in the community raising awareness and promoting good honest conversations, she is a dedicated advocate for positive change.Email: bec@yountaboo.comWebsite: www.yountaboo.comEnd Well Project - https://endwellproject.org/The Social Life of Death Workshop - https://willorganise.eventsair.com/2023-anzspm-update-meeting/thesociallifeofdeathworkshop/Site/RegisterLifting the Lid International festival of death and dying - https://ehospice.com/editorial_posts/lifting-the-lid-international-festival-of-death-dying-2023/ Rebecca Lyons, mother of one, hails from the Blue Mountains in NSW. She started her working caree... Episode 6: NDAN talks.. with Hini Hanara NDAN talks.. with Hini Hanara 6 1 full
Hini (they/them) is takatapui (queer), Maori and acknowledges that the existing colonial infrastructure isn’t designed to serve the needs of indigenous or LGBTIQA+ communities.  They host monthly LGBTIQA+ Death Cafes to inform their practice and advocacy.  Their main adjective is holding space for the individual’s own expression and interpretation of ritual and change.

Hini carries a highly creative attitude backed with a degree in Fashion design. Since starting with The Last Hurrah they have found a niche in ceremony-making and bring their incredible knack for connection to helping people struggling with their grief - we have dubbed them our Death Daddy / Death Concierge.

Since August 2022, they have been invited to share their story with 3CR & RRR radio, SBS and participant of the LGBTIQA+ panel at the Melbourne Uni Death care conference.  They have a special interest in home funeral education and supporting diversity and inclusion in death care services. 

https://www.instagram.com/ripcindymarie/
https://www.instagram.com/queer.as.death/
https://www.lasthurrahfunerals.com.au/





Endwell Project (San Francisco/LA)
https://endwellproject.org/

The Social Life of Death workshop, Melbourne, Nov 23rd
https://willorganise.eventsair.com/2023-anzspm-update-meeting/workshops

The Adventures of Memento Mori podcast (D.S Moss)
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-adventures-of-memento-mori/id1061189831

]]> https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2023-10-20T02_58_30-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2023-10-20T02_58_30-07_00 Fri, 20 Oct 2023 09:58:30 +0000 2023-10-20 2023-10-20 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2023-10-20T02_58_30-07_00 NDAN 2622 false Hini (they/them) is takatapui (queer), Maori and acknowledges that the existing colonial infrastructure isn’t designed to serve the needs of indigenous or LGBTIQA+ communities.  They host monthly LGBTIQA+ Death Cafes to inform their practice and advocacy.  Their main adjective is holding space for the individual’s own expression and interpretation of ritual and change.Hini carries a highly creative attitude backed with a degree in Fashion design. Since starting with The Last Hurrah they have found a niche in ceremony-making and bring their incredible knack for connection to helping people struggling with their grief - we have dubbed them our Death Daddy / Death Concierge.Since August 2022, they have been invited to share their story with 3CR & RRR radio, SBS and participant of the LGBTIQA+ panel at the Melbourne Uni Death care conference.  They have a special interest in home funeral education and supporting diversity and inclusion in death care services.  https://www.instagram.com/ripcindymarie/https://www.instagram.com/queer.as.death/https://www.lasthurrahfunerals.com.au/Endwell Project (San Francisco/LA) https://endwellproject.org/The Social Life of Death workshop, Melbourne, Nov 23rd https://willorganise.eventsair.com/2023-anzspm-update-meeting/workshopsThe Adventures of Memento Mori podcast (D.S Moss)https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/the-adventures-of-memento-mori/id1061189831 Hini (they/them) is takatapui (queer), Maori and acknowledges that the existing colonial infrastr... Episode 5: NDAN talks.. with Fiona McCuaig NDAN talks.. with Fiona McCuaig 5 1 full This month Rose has a chat with Fiona McCuaig, who is working towards creating her own Conservation Burial ground in southern NSW.
 
More about Fiona.

Fiona has volunteered and worked for a number of marine conservation and environmental organisations throughout her property career. Fiona was a full-time volunteer for Sea Shepherd for nearly three years - she went on four dangerous campaigns including three anti-whaling campaigns in Antarctica and the Faroe Islands and was media promoter for the discovery channel show called Whale Wars. 


Fiona's life project now is establishing the first conservation burial ground in Australia which will have 100% natural burials. The Bodalla Conservation Burial will create 20ha of protected forest ecosystem. She strives to make conservation natural burials the number one choice for all Australians due to it being the most beneficial end-of-life choice for the planet and wildlife. 


Here is a link to the Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/people/Bodalla-Conservation-Burial/100077330379946/

Article about the Old Ballan cemetery (The Age, 2014)
https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/the-end-of-the-road-for-the-forgotten-ones-20140717-zu4ag.html



We also talked about a couple of podcasts;
God Forbid, 19/08/2022
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/god-forbid/id1203570353?i=1000576579781

My Favourite Murder - any episode!
https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/my-favorite-murder-with-karen-kilgariff-and/id1074507850

TV show Fisk - ABC iview.
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/fisk

And we discussed the increasingly common experience of disconnection and isolation that this time of year can accentuate if Christmas is NOT to be a time of happiness and gathering in your life.
If you are struggling, here are some links and resources.

LIFELINE
https://www.lifeline.org.au/
BEYOND BLUE
https://www.beyondblue.org.au/


]]> https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-12-01T21_47_49-08_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-12-01T21_47_49-08_00 Fri, 02 Dec 2022 05:47:49 +0000 2022-12-02 2022-12-02 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-12-01T21_47_49-08_00 NDAN 3046 false This month Rose has a chat with Fiona McCuaig, who is working towards creating her own Conservation Burial ground in southern NSW. More about Fiona.Fiona has volunteered and worked for a number of marine conservation and environmental organisations throughout her property career. Fiona was a full-time volunteer for Sea Shepherd for nearly three years - she went on four dangerous campaigns including three anti-whaling campaigns in Antarctica and the Faroe Islands and was media promoter for the discovery channel show called Whale Wars. Fiona's life project now is establishing the first conservation burial ground in Australia which will have 100% natural burials. The Bodalla Conservation Burial will create 20ha of protected forest ecosystem. She strives to make conservation natural burials the number one choice for all Australians due to it being the most beneficial end-of-life choice for the planet and wildlife. Here is a link to the Facebook page.https://www.facebook.com/people/Bodalla-Conservation-Burial/100077330379946/Article about the Old Ballan cemetery (The Age, 2014)https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/the-end-of-the-road-for-the-forgotten-ones-20140717-zu4ag.htmlWe also talked about a couple of podcasts;God Forbid, 19/08/2022https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/god-forbid/id1203570353?i=1000576579781My Favourite Murder - any episode!https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/my-favorite-murder-with-karen-kilgariff-and/id1074507850TV show Fisk - ABC iview.https://iview.abc.net.au/show/fiskAnd we discussed the increasingly common experience of disconnection and isolation that this time of year can accentuate if Christmas is NOT to be a time of happiness and gathering in your life. If you are struggling, here are some links and resources. LIFELINEhttps://www.lifeline.org.au/BEYOND BLUEhttps://www.beyondblue.org.au/ This month Rose has a chat with Fiona McCuaig, who is working towards creating her own Conservati... Episode 4: NDAN talks.. at the Redesigning Deathcare Conference NDAN talks.. at the Redesigning Deathcare Conference 4 1 full A good number of NDAN members were able to attend the Redesigning Deathcare conference in Melbourne, in October 2022. It was so terrific to finally meet in person!
Rose was on the hunt for willing members to chat with. She found them ;-)

Firstly she interviews celebrant, Jo Lincolne from Big Love Ceremonies in Brisbane.

https://www.bigloveceremonies.com.au/

Then she has a chat with journalist and author, Lisa Herbert, from "The Bottom Drawer Book"

https://thebottomdrawerbook.com.au/

Lastly, she caught up with artist and death literacy advocate, Hayley West, from Castlemaine.

https://www.wheelercentre.com/people/hayley-west/

Thank you so much for being willing to chat! 
We hope you enjoy this episode.

https://www.redesigningdeathcare.org/theme



]]> https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-11-03T17_00_00-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-11-03T17_00_00-07_00 Fri, 04 Nov 2022 00:00:00 +0000 2022-11-04 2022-11-04 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-11-03T17_00_00-07_00 NDAN 3355 false A good number of NDAN members were able to attend the Redesigning Deathcare conference in Melbourne, in October 2022. It was so terrific to finally meet in person!Rose was on the hunt for willing members to chat with. She found them ;-) Firstly she interviews celebrant, Jo Lincolne from Big Love Ceremonies in Brisbane. https://www.bigloveceremonies.com.au/Then she has a chat with journalist and author, Lisa Herbert, from "The Bottom Drawer Book"https://thebottomdrawerbook.com.au/Lastly, she caught up with artist and death literacy advocate, Hayley West, from Castlemaine. https://www.wheelercentre.com/people/hayley-west/Thank you so much for being willing to chat! We hope you enjoy this episode.https://www.redesigningdeathcare.org/theme A good number of NDAN members were able to attend the Redesigning Deathcare conference in Melbour... Episode 3: NDAN talks.. with Heaven and Earth Eco-burials NDAN talks.. with Heaven and Earth Eco-burials 3 1 full https://heburials.com.au/

This month, Rose has a chat with Alyssa and Tamsin, sisters from Melbourne who have created a business around eco-burials and sustainable shrouds.
Here is a little about them, taken from their website.

"We are Melbournian sisters, Tamsin Ramone and Alyssa Wormald, who share a passion for green burial and the ethos of going back to the Earth naturally and gently. We have lived in the outer eastern suburbs of Naarm/Melbourne for most of our lives. Growing up in the foothills of Mount Corhanwarrabul (in the Dandenong Ranges) on Wurundjeri Country, we were raised to care about the planet and animals, values that have very much persisted! Alyssa is a dedicated animal activist, heavily involved in campaigns to protect native wildlife. Tamsin is passionate about trees and protecting old growth forests, she assists multiple campaigns and also fosters the occasional homeless greyhound or guinea pig. Both of us believe in living with as little impact as possible on the Earth and its creatures.

 

We are both mothers, and our experience of being both stay-at-home and working mums has made us keen to support other mums in business. Wherever possible, we find mothers running small local businesses as our manufacturers and associates. In doing this we have developed wonderful partnerships with people who don’t mind our meetings being interrupted by a toddler or three. We strive to keep our manufacturers local, both to keep down carbon emissions and support our local craftspeople. 

 

We are proud to provide a range of cruelty-free, biodegradable, sustainable and customisable burial products. We partner our offerings with community education about the environmental and social benefits of beautiful green burials."

We would encourage you to check them out!


 

]]> https://naturaldeathan.podomatic.com/entry/2022-10-06T21_36_04-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-10-06T21_36_04-07_00 Fri, 07 Oct 2022 04:36:04 +0000 2022-10-07 2022-10-07 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-10-06T21_36_04-07_00 NDAN natural burial,sustainable,shrouds,burials,ecoburials 3652 false https://heburials.com.au/This month, Rose has a chat with Alyssa and Tamsin, sisters from Melbourne who have created a business around eco-burials and sustainable shrouds.Here is a little about them, taken from their website. "We are Melbournian sisters, Tamsin Ramone and Alyssa Wormald, who share a passion for green burial and the ethos of going back to the Earth naturally and gently. We have lived in the outer eastern suburbs of Naarm/Melbourne for most of our lives. Growing up in the foothills of Mount Corhanwarrabul (in the Dandenong Ranges) on Wurundjeri Country, we were raised to care about the planet and animals, values that have very much persisted! Alyssa is a dedicated animal activist, heavily involved in campaigns to protect native wildlife. Tamsin is passionate about trees and protecting old growth forests, she assists multiple campaigns and also fosters the occasional homeless greyhound or guinea pig. Both of us believe in living with as little impact as possible on the Earth and its creatures. We are both mothers, and our experience of being both stay-at-home and working mums has made us keen to support other mums in business. Wherever possible, we find mothers running small local businesses as our manufacturers and associates. In doing this we have developed wonderful partnerships with people who don’t mind our meetings being interrupted by a toddler or three. We strive to keep our manufacturers local, both to keep down carbon emissions and support our local craftspeople.  We are proud to provide a range of cruelty-free, biodegradable, sustainable and customisable burial products. We partner our offerings with community education about the environmental and social benefits of beautiful green burials."We would encourage you to check them out!  https://heburials.com.au/This month, Rose has a chat with Alyssa and Tamsin, sisters from Melbour... Episode 2: NDAN talks.. with Margie McCumstie NDAN talks.. with Margie McCumstie 2 1 full content warning: death, medical mistreatment


Alex recently caught up with NDAN member, Margie McCumstie. 

A truly inspirational figure. We hope you enjoy this episode. We're loving the opportunity to uncover such talent and wisdom amongst the membership. 


Margie McCumstie is a Funeral Celebrant, author of 'BeLoved-remembering, Discovering and Creating who YOU are as you Journey through Life'. She talked to Alex about how through her fitness business allowed vulnerable people to share the most intimate fears and emotions of healing, her transformations into body positivity through nudism, burlesque and a very recent uncovering of her being Intersex.


She shares her amazing funeral plan and music that sings to her in funeral spaces.


https://margiemccumstie.com.au/




Alex spoke about the film Man on Earth. 


Rose spoke about the book They Both Die in The End by Adam Silvera 


Alex and  Rose discuss the upcoming NDAN Naarm in person Gathering


]]> https://naturaldeathan.podomatic.com/entry/2022-09-01T20_00_00-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-09-01T20_00_00-07_00 Fri, 02 Sep 2022 03:00:00 +0000 2022-09-02 2022-09-02 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-09-01T20_00_00-07_00 NDAN 3825 false content warning: death, medical mistreatmentAlex recently caught up with NDAN member, Margie McCumstie. A truly inspirational figure. We hope you enjoy this episode. We're loving the opportunity to uncover such talent and wisdom amongst the membership. Margie McCumstie is a Funeral Celebrant, author of 'BeLoved-remembering, Discovering and Creating who YOU are as you Journey through Life'. She talked to Alex about how through her fitness business allowed vulnerable people to share the most intimate fears and emotions of healing, her transformations into body positivity through nudism, burlesque and a very recent uncovering of her being Intersex.She shares her amazing funeral plan and music that sings to her in funeral spaces.https://margiemccumstie.com.au/Alex spoke about the film Man on Earth. Rose spoke about the book They Both Die in The End by Adam Silvera Alex and  Rose discuss the upcoming NDAN Naarm in person Gathering content warning: death, medical mistreatmentAlex recently caught up with NDAN member, Margie McCu... Episode 1: NDAN talks.. with Eliza Strauss NDAN talks.. with Eliza Strauss 1 1 full This week we chat with Eliza Strauss, midwife, death midwife, and founder of the Perinatal Loss Centre, in Melbourne, Australia.

No matter how small your baby, the impact of loss can be forever.

The ripples of loss extend through bereaved parents, their families, and through the maternity settings in which losses occur.

​The Perinatal Loss Centre provides support to health professionals and families affected by the death of babies.

https://www.theperinatallosscentre.com.au/

]]> https://naturaldeathan.podomatic.com/entry/2022-08-11T18_22_42-07_00 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-08-11T18_22_42-07_00 Fri, 12 Aug 2022 01:22:42 +0000 2022-09-12 2022-08-12 https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/naturaldeathan/episodes/2022-08-11T18_22_42-07_00 NDAN end of life,perinatal loss,death talk,natural death 201 false This week we chat with Eliza Strauss, midwife, death midwife, and founder of the Perinatal Loss Centre, in Melbourne, Australia.No matter how small your baby, the impact of loss can be forever.The ripples of loss extend through bereaved parents, their families, and through the maternity settings in which losses occur.​The Perinatal Loss Centre provides support to health professionals and families affected by the death of babies.https://www.theperinatallosscentre.com.au/ This week we chat with Eliza Strauss, midwife, death midwife, and founder of the Perinatal Loss C...