This article is a preview to the Affirming Deathcare Panel DiscussionPresented by AgeFWD, a program of The Pride ChamberSponsored by Dignity MemorialNovember 19th, 2026, 5:30 – 7 PMBaldwin Fairchild in Winter ParkRSVP: The Pride Chamber…
A visit with artist and educator Phyllis “Pannet” Taylor sparks a conversation about creativity, connection, and how we honor a life. Orlando preplanning advisor Tee Rogers reflects on the joy of getting to know the person behind the plans—and helping their final arrangements express who they are.
Many of the things i do outside of my day-to-day work align with and support my practice in deathcare. Serving on the Orange County Commission on Aging and obtaining a Certified Senior Advisor credential makes…
Funeral arrangements are made during one of three windows: Today, i want to focus on true pre-need planning—the opportunity to make decisions while they are not urgent, before emotions are heightened. A woman once called…
This Mental Health Awareness Month, let’s explore the emotional toll of balancing service, grief, and sales pressure in modern deathcare. This article examines mental health, compassion fatigue, and why service-centered care may be the key to a healthier future for deathcare professionals.
Affirming deathcare is a critical but often avoided conversation. This article talks about key risks, including identity erasure and family conflict, and highlights how pre-planning with inclusive professionals and providers protects dignity and autonomy.
On this International Women’s Day, honoring women pioneers reminds us that the future of funeral service will continue to be shaped by those willing to expand the profession’s capacity for care. In a field dedicated to honoring every life, diverse leadership ensures that dignity in death truly belongs to everyone.
Older adults bring unique strengths, needs, and vulnerabilities to deathcare planning conversations. This article highlights key considerations and service adjustments that support informed consent, protect autonomy, and uphold ethical standards in deathcare practice.
Nearly every family will face questions about what to do with cremated remains. This compassionate guide explores thoughtful options to help you honor values, traditions, and loved ones.
A peek at – and an invitation to engage in – a new program for connection, networking, and skill-building for professionals who serve LGBTQ+ adults as they age in Central Florida
