Facilitator, Dr Rachel Clarke

Dr Rachel Clarke


Rachel Clarke is an English physician specialising in palliative care for the National Health Service. She’s also an author, journalist and activist. Formerly a current affairs journalist, Rachel retrained to work as a doctor in 2009 and firmly believes that there is a good way to approach end of life care.

Reviewing her book, Dear Life: A Doctor’s Story of Love and Loss (2020), Guardian reviewer Nicci Gerrard wrote, ‘In her heart-wrenchingly tender and candid account of being alongside people at their endings, she shines a light into the world of the dying.’

Image @ Laura Gallant


Videos

The Grief Gift – Finding Meaning After Loss

Reflections on Death + Dying: Rachel Clarke, Kathryn Mannix + Sam Guglani

Finding Hope + Meaning Beyond Covid-19

The Pandemic Papers: Rachel Clarke on Fear, Courage + Crisis in the NHS

Reflections on the Fear of Death

Reflections on Death + Dying: Finding Hope

Facilitator Rachel Clarke (c) Laura Gallant

Rachel Clarke: A Doctor’s Story of Love and Loss