A Journal for Deathworkers from Thanatology Press

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Written By Cole Imperi

After several years of iterations and development, our journal for deathworkers is now available worldwide.

This journal is designed to serve as a companion for deathworkers and those who are connected to the School of American Thanatology in some way. There is a 16-page resource section in the front of the journal which includes:

  • Information about the School of American Thanatology

  • Deathwork: How to Choose a Title

  • Deathworkers are Death Educators

  • How to Determine Your One-to-One Client Focus

  • How to Determine Your One-to-Many Community Focus

  • Cole Imperi’s Heathcare–Deathcare Diagram (Used to explain the gap in providers between healthcare and death care)

  • The 3 Companioning Orbs of Influence

  • Finding Your Scope of Work

  • Deathwork is Activism

  • Cole Imperi’s Presence–Avoidance Self-Assessment Tool

  • About Thanatology

  • About Thanabotany™

  • Who Uses Thanabotany

  • About the Thanalab

  • About the Thanabee

  • There is a 2 page index which follows the resource section, and that is followed by 233 dot grid pages.

Whether you are a student at the School of American Thanatology and you are looking for a companion for note taking and easy reference; or someone in deathwork searching for that perfect paper planner, we hope you’ll find a sense of place with this journal.

Cole teaches the importance of making the intangible, tangible; of giving form to the formless. This journal is an opportunity to connect in a tangible way.

The cover features an herbarium specimen of the California Poppy, and the specimen label on the front is scanned from an actual herbarium specimen label belonging to Curtis Gates Lloyd (~1820s).

This journal is available worldwide in your home currency here:


Cole Imperi

Cole Imperi is a triple-certified thanatologist, a two-time TedX speaker, and one of America’s experts on death, dying and grief. She is best known for her work pioneering the fields of Thanabotany and Deathwork (which includes Death Companioning) and through her development of Shadowloss, Shadowlight and Dremains. Cole is the founder of the School of American Thanatology, which has students from 20 countries across 12 timezones. Cole has worked as a chaplain-thanatologist in a jail, mortuary college professor, crematory operator, hospice volunteer, grief support group leader for children as young as 3 to adults, and served on the board of a green burial startup. Cole served as the first female Board President of the 178-year-old Historic Linden Grove Cemetery & Arboretum in Covington, Kentucky, works with death-related businesses through her consulting firm, Doth, and publishes death and loss-related content. Her forthcoming book, A Guide to Your Grief, will be published by Kids Can Press in 2024.

https://coleimperi.com
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