Life, Death And After: A self-help guide for loss, bereavement and grief

Tony Bhaur accidentally became involved with a local hospice over two decades ago. As a volunteer, he performed various tasks and, within a short period of time, the breadth of his duties became extensive. To help with the work he was doing, Tony decided to study psychology, taking, several courses to deal with end-of-life care, and has been a part-time volunteer bereavement counsellor for many years now. Tony's involvement with patients, their families and friends from all walks of life, different ethnic backgrounds and social standing made him realise that loss and bereavement are not discussed openly. Tony's personal experiences and observations within his role led to him writing Life, Death and After which is a culmination of his own personal stories, knowledge from experts in various related fields and contributions from various respected professionals. This work has been reviewed by colleagues, friends, professionals and management. Their encouragement has been an inspiration. They suggested that this self-help guide should reach those who need it most at their vulnerable time. So, with the kind help and generosity of supporters, Tony Bhaur decided to donate 500 books to end-of-life care-providing institutions across the world.