Speaking of Death

It is wonderful. Pitch perfect in tone and a very important book. It will help many people.

We can only support and agree with Annie’s brave attempt to put death talk on the map. These are very difficult conversations to have and this book will be a helpful tool to encourage those who want to help those suffering with grief to share some of their burden, especially in our “quick fix, easy answer” society.

Wonderfully moving, relevant and important

Annie Broadbent is a psychosynthesis counsellor and works in private practice in central London.

She is also founder and director of workplace wellbeing company Retune, which offers customised wellbeing away days for business.

Before writing her first book, We Need to Talk About Grief (now Speaking of Death), she trained as a clinical volunteer at St. Christopher’s hospice and supported child bereavement events run by ‘The Candle Project’. She does talks for Death Salons and Death Cafe’s and occasionally writes for various publications on a number of mental health and wellbeing issues.