Belinda Price – Death and Dying in Rural Communities
In this episode, Katy talks with Belinda Price, a Taranaki farmer, trained death doula, and passionate advocate for rural communities – among many other interests. We talk about why isolation and suicide are so prominent in rural New Zealand, and the many resources available to help bring people together to strengthen neighbours and networks.
We talk about the conversation cards Belinda has developed to help families start important conversations and we also talk about Belinda’s new venture into rural real estate, where she is supporting landowners with questions about succession planning and whether they can bury loved ones on the farm.
