WEA: Adult Learning
WHY AM I SO AFRAID TO DIE?
Personal Development
Communication Skills
Relationships

Death is life’s only certainty, yet it remains our deepest taboo. As we grow older, we are often expected to face the end of life with a serene, automatic acceptance. But the reality is much more human. It is entirely natural to feel anxious, uncertain or deeply afraid. This will be a non-clinical, interactive presentation

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Your Tutor is Mark Simpson

Mark Simpson MMedSc, BMedEduc, BN has been teaching at WEA since 1998. 

Mark is a retired medical educator and has also completed postgraduate research within the field of Thanatology Science which explores death and dying including disposition within the Australian funeral industry.

The world of science and medicine can be difficult to understand, with its own complex language. As a passionate public educator, Mark launched Australian Medical Educators to unlock the mystique of this complicated world and translate it into everyday language. 

He teaches a range of courses with WEA and online through Australian Medical Educators. Subjects include medical terminology and medical admin for vocational purposes, death and dying, funeral planning, and navigating the funeral industry.