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Death with a capital D is not the only experience of loss.

We face small ‘deaths’ all the time. The end of relationships, changes to our bodies, our careers, changes in someone we love. Becoming a parent, not becoming a parent - the list goes on and on.

But even though these losses are a standard part of life, we don't always have the time, space, language or rituals to process them, or how they make us feel. Particularly when they’re unresolved or ambiguous.

Through guided prompts and visualisations, Letters to Loss is a way of exploring what can happen when we write directly to an ending, transforming it into a place from which to begin.

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