Our lives are more digital than ever. So too, then, are our deaths. But how do we find closure in death when we still get Facebook reminders?
“There was a deep ache in knowing that grief isn’t just in the loss of someone who’s gone, but also in an aged mother, who is looking into you eyes asking you who you are. I was losing her bit by bit, but she was right in front of me”: Shazia Naheed
What happens to children when they lose a parent to domestic homicide? A question rarely asked, and a lack of awareness for the victims left behind.
Young people are becoming more equipped to deal with trauma, according to grief experts. But why?
Portraits of a broken heart
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An intimate examination of heartbreak in all of its forms, we discuss grief, loss and betrayal, looking at what it truly feels like and whether we can really overcome it.
Dying well: Meet the psychedelic death doula
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We meet the doula who wants to use psychedelics to help people prepare for death
The man who lives in a museum
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Meet Stephen Wright, an artist who has converted his home into an art museum
Jamil: Another life stolen
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A mother speaks of her pain and grief after losing her son to knife crime.
Misplaced, misunderstood and self-harming
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It isn’t just your socially inadequate ’emo’, or your average teenage girl who self-harms as the typical stereotype would suggest.
The morning after the Paris attacks photographer Shahram Saadat went out to document Parisians’ first reactions.