facilitator, educator & end of life companion
Annie Bolitho is passionate about cultural change in the areas of ageing and end of life care.
Her book Death, A Love Project, a guide to exploring the life in death and finding the way together helps people to take charge of their end of life arrangements.
Annie runs workshops to enhance death literacy, for health professionals and the general public. She convenes seasonal Death Cafes in Melbourne. Annie has a Doctorate of Creative Arts, previous experience in policy and research, and a strong interest in ritual and writing. With long experience facilitating conversations that matter, she invites participants into rich discussions on a tough topic.
Annie Bolitho has over 25 years’ experience getting people together around death. Annie helps with funerals, vigils and memorials through Kinship Ritual.
Latest Blog
Update: April end of life workshop on the nuts and bolts
End of life practicalities is our focus on 15 April at Eaglemont Artists’ Hub. Topics such as auditing your paperwork - is your will, your advance care directive, your burial or cremation choice up to date? Prices for funerals, burials and cremations. What is legal to...
Death, a love project
A guide to exploring the life in death and finding the way together’
I loved reading Annie’s book on Death. yes! you read right! She knows how to turn a topic like that into something practical and fascinating. Dani
What’s on
Stay safe and well, and know that if you’re in the sad situation of needing to say goodbye to someone who has died, it’s possible to do it well. Here are a few ideas on How to create a love project in the restricted times of lockdown.
Death cafe
If you’re interested in attending a Death Cafe online, make contact, and we’ll make it happen.