It takes a village to bring a child up in this world. It takes a village to get through this life. It takes a village to move through death. And it takes a village to hold the grieving up as they heal and discover life goes on.

The wild animal round in Elephant in the Room was integrated into the game to provide comic relief. If there is one thing life has taught me and my patients continue to teach me every day, is that laughter is medicinal.

Elephant in the Room was created to decrease the times we say or hear the following statement, “I wish we had talked about all this sooner.” One of the best things about the Elephant deck is that it can be played again and again across a lifetime and you will have different answers to the questions.

The soul knows when it witnesses something spiritual. And the land Pam calls home is one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever seen. A story about how the animals and illustrations for Elephant in the Room were born and a feature article on Pam Kraft the illustrator.

Dying is so much more than a medical event, it is the cumulation of our journey, our purpose, our time with our loved ones, our time here on earth. It’s the ultimate transformation or transcendence.

A little about the man who inspired me. Meet Captain Ron.

It’s finally here! The official launch of The Elephant In The Room Game! Come read along to hear about the story of how it went from an idea on a page to a 3D box.