ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Dignity therapy is a different slant on story telling. A structured and therapeutic form of story telling, dignity therapy aims to provide comfort and a sense of meaning for people at the end of their lives. In this episode I speak with Sarah Lamb and Lisa Jones, social workers who who practice dignity therapy.
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