Death Care Collective is a safe space for women to connect, be vulnerable, and to feel seen and heard. Erin shares her story about what drove her toward the funeral service profession. Lisa and Erin discuss how the Death Care Collective came into fruition and the support and opportunities it offers to women in funeral service.
Erin Creger
They highlight the growing presence of women and non-binary individuals in the profession and stress the importance of leadership in addressing generational needs and expectations. The discussion centers on millennials and their desire for respect, development, and opportunities for advancement. Lisa and Marguerite emphasize the gap between the expectations of
Monica brings a wealth of expertise as an author, public speaker, technical trainer, licensed funeral director and embalmer, certified restorative mortician, desairologist, postmortem reconstructive specialist, and an advocate for overcoming fear in the funeral profession. Monica discusses the deathcare profession’s challenges of burnout, compassion fatigue, and mental health. She shares
Together, they delve into the inspiring journey of being a woman leader in the funeral profession. Prepare to be moved as Megan opens up about her holistic approach to self-care, addressing her demanding role’s physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects. Drawing from her vast experience, she shares invaluable insights on navigating
