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Friday 5 December 2025
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In the therapy room, I’ve seen how rethinking what we are – and what it means to ‘be dead’ – can lighten our fears
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by Eric Jannazzo
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By curating your family’s stories, rituals and relics, you’ll feel anchored – and create a bridge between the generations
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by Samantha Ellis
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Video by The Well
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Resilience and flexibility
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by Skye Anicca
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Many of us mistakenly think of death as the opposite of life: life is a state, so death must be one too. But death isn’t the opposite of life
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Eric Jannazzo, licensed clinical psychologist and writer on death, selfhood, meaning, and the weird task of being a person
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Read the Idea
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by Blair Saunders and Kimberly R More
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The inner workings of the mind: emotions, memory, decision making and more.
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