The Interviews: Normalising Grief with Suzanne McArthur
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Suzanne McArthur, occupational therapist turned grief guru with 30 years in end-of-life care, joins us to share her journey from oncology work within the NHS to Marie Curie and Birmingham Hospice - where redundancies sparked her to launch Evolve and Flourish for workshops and Thriving Connections for grant-funded, community-co-developed projects tackling barriers to grief support.
We dive into instant-impact training, co-designing with learning-disabled groups and inmates, and why your red folder is the ultimate family gift.
It's A Death Sentence shares real stories of life after loss and is produced by Urban Podcasts. Listener discretion is always advised.
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