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OSHA and CDC Rules and Regulations for Funeral Professionals
Quick summary: Funeral professionals face real occupational health risks, from bloodborne pathogens to formaldehyde exposure. OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens…
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What Funeral Professionals Need to Know About Infant Embalming
Executive summary: Besides the emotional impact on funeral professionals, infant embalming requires specialized techniques due to delicate skin,…
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Grief, Mental Health, and the Funeral Profession
As a funeral professional, you stand on the front lines of loss. Every day, you meet people during…
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Marketing Your Funeral Services (Without Being Insensitive)
Marketing your funeral business often feels like walking a tightrope. You need to reach new families and grow…
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Supporting Survivors After Suicide: A Guide for Funeral Professionals
Walking a family through the arrangements after a natural death is challenging enough. But when a death is…
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Careers in Deathcare
Do you care about helping people during their most difficult moments? A career in deathcare offers a unique…
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Exploring Virtual and Augmented Reality in Funeral Services
The rapid advancement of technology is impacting the death care industry, which is exploring virtual and augmented reality…
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Managing Grief and Bereavement in Different Cultures
Death is universal. Everyone will be affected by it at some point, irrespective of culture, religion, or community.…
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Coping Strategies for Bereaved Families in Crisis
Funeral professionals serve on the frontline, supporting families in the aftermath of a significant loss. During this time,…
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Ethical Issues in Funeral Pricing and Service Transparency
The role of funeral professionals is a challenging one. It goes beyond logistical planning. They guide grieving families…
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Preparing New Embalmers
Training future embalmers to uphold the highest standards of care and professionalism is crucial in the ever-evolving funeral…












