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Legacy projects – Leave something behind that really matters
Create a lasting legacy through simple, meaningful projects that preserve memories, ease grief, and celebrate life—before and after loss.

Britta Rotmann
5 days ago


How thinking about death helps you live – even if you're not currently dying
Discover how embracing the awareness of death can deepen your appreciation for life. Inspired by Paulo Coelho’s Veronika Decides to Die, this reflective piece explores emotional growth, letting go of expectations, and living with intention—fuelled by the practices and insights of a death doula. A thoughtful invitation to face mortality, find meaning, and choose a life that truly feels your own.

Britta Rotmann
Nov 3


The organ donor – post mortem hero
Whether you’ve always wanted to make a difference or are inspired to become a post-mortem hero, learn why organ donation matters in South Africa.

Britta Rotmann
Oct 13


How to take control of your medical choices – Advance directives in South Africa
Take control of your end-of-life medical choices with an advance directive. Discover DignitySA’s tool, appoint a medical proxy, and ensure your wishes are respected.

Britta Rotmann
Sep 8


Practical steps towards a stress-free retirement
Discover practical, family-tested steps to prepare for a stress-free retirement in South Africa. From debt reduction to budget planning, learn how to manage finances, cut costs, and ease the transition into retirement.


Your last will and testament – nothing to be afraid of!Â
We are reluctant to draw up a will often for two reasons: we do not want to face the thought of our death or we think it is a complicated task. This article is about taking away this second reason:
A will is as simple as you want it to be. More important than the detailed content is actually that someone knows where it is.Â

Britta Rotmann
Aug 11


When no-one wants to talk about it
Despite death being an inevitability for all of us, as a society we tend to try and avoid the topic. And yet it makes sense to think about it, plan around it and make an inevitable event less traumatic, less painful, and possibly even to introduce aspects of joy and celebration.Â

Britta Rotmann
Jul 20
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