A non-judgemental space for all, with specific interest in meeting the unique needs of African and Caribbean persons discussing matters on end of life, loss and grief, seeking to dispel myths and encourage frank, insightful talk. She is passionate about educating and informing people on matters concerning end of life, death, and bereavement and believes there are particular needs memebers of the B
lack community have in loss and grief that need to be acknowledged. Fiona seeks to generate conversations on, and foster acceptance of these life events and challenge social taboos using a variety of public platforms to do so. Committed to providing dedicated spaces for grievers to talk openly and without judgement about their feelings and needs, Fiona hopes to normalise the grieving process for families and communities. Working within communities with collaborative partners, Fiona conducts talks, workshops and seminars, working to enable and empower people to speak and question without constraint and allowing them to be validated in their processes. Talking about Life and Loss aims to offer a ready source of information on these topics and invites open discussion with and from participants. If there is a need for private communication, or for anyone seeking bereavement counselling services, please use the inbox facility providing contact details.
