Virtual Event

Why Talk about Dying

In this webinar Lucy Honeysett, an experienced hospice nurse, will share what it means to plan well for the end of life, including the practical, emotional, and spiritual considerations involved

Event date January 20th, 2027

Speaker: Lucy Honeysett

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Though it will happen to us all, death and dying is still a subject we tend to avoid. And yet we know dying well is rarely a coincidence, it takes honest, gentle, careful planning to ensure people receive the care they need and want and remain in a place of their choosing with a dignified, peaceful death. Lucy Honeysett is an experienced hospice nurse and will share in this talk, what it means to plan well for the end of life, including the practical, emotional, and spiritual considerations involved. Lucy will explain the signs of deterioration and dying and consider how we can respond with compassion, confidence and care to support both individuals and those around them during this significant stage in life.

We're looking forward to these sessions with Lucy on Wednesday 20th January at 1.30pm and 7.30pm.

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About the speaker

Lucy Honeysett

Lead Coordinator ‑ Christians in Care

Lucy Honeysett is an experienced nurse and has worked in palliative care for most of her nursing career. She’s passionate about the provision of end-of-life care across all settings and helping people lift the lid on the fears that surround death and dying. Lucy also leads Christians in Care, a part of Pilgrims’ Friend Society and a network that connects and encourages believers working across the care sector.