Death education, or “deaducation”, is the practice of learning about end-of-life care, grief, and how to navigate conversations around death. Through Unlearning Death, we offer death education workshops that are honest, human, and accessible.

Our workshops are for:

• caregivers and healthcare workers

• people supporting a loved one through illness

• anyone wanting to feel more prepared for end-of-life conversations

• humans curious about grief, death, and what it means to be alive

• anyone with a pulse

You do not need prior experience just a willingness to engage.

Our workshops combine education, conversation, and embodied exercises. We create a space where people can ask real questions, process emotions, and gain practical tools for navigating death and grief.

They are human. We bridge the gap between clinical knowledge and emotional experience. You’ll leave with both practical understanding and a deeper connection to yourself and others.

Yes. We offer death education workshops for organizations, healthcare teams, and community groups. Topics include caregiver burnout, end-of-life planning, and navigating difficult conversations.

A death doula is a non-medical support person who helps individuals and their loved ones navigate the emotional, practical, and human aspects of dying. They offer guidance, presence, and education around end-of-life planning, dying, and grief, helping people feel more informed, supported, and less alone throughout the process.

To learn about Death Doulas in Dallas, please visit Dallas Death Doula.