EPISODE · Apr 28, 2025 · 37 MIN

The Origins of my Deathwork

from Halva for the Heart: Dying and Grieving in Diaspora · host Misha | Hafez Death Care

In this episode, you'll hear about:● what drew me to deathwork● when I first encountered the term 'death doula'● why I named my podcast 'Halva for the Heart'Have some tissues ready for this one! I was in tears recording it 💙If you'd like to share what this episode brought up for you...Leave me a 90 second voice noteMessage me on InstagramSend me an emailLearn more about my work at my website www.hafezdeathcare.comSubscribe to my weekly newsletter🎵 Theme song: 'Lullaby' by Iranian oud player Negâr Boubân

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