Welcome to Episode 9 of ‘The Men Who: Talk’. Today we’re joined by Frederick Maitland, a counsellor, psychotherapist and founder of Stoneriver Therapy. In this episode we address the often difficult topic of death and dying. Having made its way out of our societal conversation in recent decades, we discuss what death means in today’s western culture, how we can positively engage with the dying process whilst we’re still alive, and what people can do to assist loved ones who are experiencing death in their own lives.
With a background in Integrative/Transpersonal Therapy and Shamanic Counselling, Frederick uses his professional training and experience to help people address current issues, to develop and grow as a human being and to free ourselves up from the past and more fully express our potential. With experience working in hospice environments, he also helps people of many different cultures and beliefs work through their loss and/or preparation for loss of a loved one, as well as assisting in care to terminally ill patients. His work can be of great assistance during a time of deep and potentially challenging transition, helping people find solace and peace.
Find out more about Frederick and his work at http://www.stonerivertherapy.com.
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