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Culturally Sensitive Training with Joe'l the Grave Woman
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In this conversation, Joe'l Simone Maldonado, a licensed funeral director and grief educator, shares her profound experiences with death from a young age, the challenges she faces in her profession, and the importance of self-care and boundaries in her work. She emphasizes the need for cultural competency in death care and reflects on the spiritual aspects of her role, while also discussing the fears and uncertainties surrounding death. In this conversation, we explore the complex emotions surrounding death and grief, discussing personal fears, cultural practices, and the importance of inclusivity in end-of-life care. We share insights on how to find comfort in the inevitability of death, the significance of cultural narratives, and the unique ways individuals express their grief. The conversation emphasizes the need for diverse voices in discussions about death and the importance of living life fully while honoring those who have passed.
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