The Authors
Joy Nugent
Joy Nugent is the founder of the charity Soul Talks. The vision of Soul Talks is to promote the prevention and treatment of death anxiety and the relevant symptoms of this mental distress by disseminating knowledge of the soul’s purpose.
Joy has a history of giving. She was co-founder of the Mary Potter Foundation, Founder of Friends of Hospice, and Founder and CEO of NurseLink Foundation. Over thirty years as a private palliative care nurse, Joy delivered palliative care programs in Australia and for ten years to East and West Malaysia. Her style of care and education honoured the soul’s journey. This experience is shared in her writings.
She is mother to four prospering children and is inspired by her twelve grandchildren. She currently lives in Adelaide, South Australia where she manages the Hunab Ku Healing and Meditation Gallery – a business dedicated to promoting mind, body, and soul. www.soulhunabku.com
Joy Nugent received training in nursing and midwifery in Australia and Scotland and worked as a nurse in Toronto, Canada, and in London, England, over the course of her career. She founded NurseLink Foundation, a nonprofit public company with charitable status, and is also the author of New Nursing and As Good as Goodbyes Get. She currently lives in Adelaide, South Australia and is the patron and coordinator of a monthly Soul Talks program.
Joy Nugent www.joynugent.com reeived training in nursing and midwifery in Australia and Scotland and worked as a nurse in Toronto, Canada, and in London, England, over the course of her career. She founded NurseLink Foundation, a nonprofit public company with charitable status, and is also the author of New Nursing and As Good as Goodbyes Get. She currently lives in Adelaide, South Australia and is the patron and coordinator of a monthly Soul Talks program www.soultalks.com.au.
Elizabeth Keane
Elizabeth Kane is a dedicated researcher who was led into the study of direct communication from deceased loved ones following encounters from her family.
She has devoted many years to the study of these phenomena and to understanding the impact of these experiences on those who receive them. Her earlier studies in science and education, and in spirituality and psychology led her into a psychotherapy and counseling practice, and into working with teacher and health professional groups in personal and spiritual development before she embarked on doctoral studies in afterlife research.
She has also worked in a palliative care hospice and has a deep interest in and care for those grappling with death and grief. She continues, with enthusiasm, her study into the afterlife, consciousness and spirituality.