Three Models of the Funeral Director-to-Client Relationship
Not many of us make it through this business. The heavy hours, stressful and undefined work schedule, and emotional nature ...
Not many of us make it through this business. The heavy hours, stressful and undefined work schedule, and emotional nature ...
Answering Service for Directors shared this photo a few weeks ago. It was picked up by many other funeral professionals ...
Dying used to happen inside the home, with the family acting as caregiver, the home acting as the place of ...
They’re young. They’re cool. And they’re… funeral directors? Yes, such people do exist. And their insights into their profession might ...
We first had the idea a couple years ago when our dog “Spock” died. Spock was a large dog … ...
Death is a tyrant. And those who work for It are slaves. And when there’s too much work, and we ...
The first time death became real for me was when I watched Bambi’s mother die. I still remember it like ...
In Kubler-Ross’ model of grief process, she listed five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. In this ...
You must have seen this coming, right? I mean, what average person wants to work with dead people? I find ...
The funeral business is usually about 50 or so years behind the times … mostly because our clientele are … ...
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