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Delaney Rebernik

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Delaney Rebernik is an independent journalist covering leadership, death, and digital life, and a writer and consultant for purpose-driven organizations. She’s also Design Observer’s Executive Editor.

As an award-winning editorial and communications leader, Delaney helps media brands, memberships, and other champions of community, knowledge, and justice tell vital stories and advance worthy missions.

In her spare time, Delaney consumes horror and musical theater in equal measure. She lives in…

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'It can spare people so much pain': what is an advance directive and should you get one?

'It can spare people so much pain': what is an advance directive and should you get one?

My sister and I had to make decisions that determined the course of my parents' final hours. This important e…

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How to Cope with Grief Attacks, According to a Psychologist

How to Cope with Grief Attacks, According to a Psychologist

Grief attacks have seldom been explored scientifically. But some strategies show promise for addressing them.

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Why Horror Movies and Scaring Yourself Can Make You Feel Less Anxious

Why Horror Movies and Scaring Yourself Can Make You Feel Less Anxious

Seeking out scares for sport is linked to greater resilience among adults and, when age-appropriate, a lower …

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The Design of Horror | The Horror of Design: a series

The Design of Horror | The Horror of Design: a series

This October, we plumb the depths of horrific design and designed horrors. Welcome to Hell.

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Mirror, mirror: The rise of 'beauty horror' amid today's antifeminist backlash

Mirror, mirror: The rise of 'beauty horror' amid today's antifeminist backlash

"Beauty horror," the subgenre of "The Substance" and "The Ugly Stepsister," meets feminist backlash and criti…

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Why do so many of us blame ourselves after a loved one's death? | Psyche Ideas

Why do so many of us blame ourselves after a loved one's death? | Psyche Ideas

After losing my father, I felt the guilt and regret that burden many other bereaved people - and found a way …

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‘It can spare people so much pain’: what is an advance directive and should you get one?

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By Delaney Rebernik Verified
| AOL UK Verified
An advance directive is a set of instructions that you prepare for situations in which you can’t speak for yourself, such as in a medical emergencyComposite: The Guardian/Getty Images My parents died three years and two ICU rooms apart. Both were still in their 60s. Neither had a finished will, much less an advance directive – a set of care instructions someone prepares in case they become incapacitated – that could have guided my sister and me.
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How to Cope with Grief Attacks, According to a Psychologist

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By Delaney Rebernik Verified
| TIME Verified
But it was a moment that would repeat itself in the months to come. Mother’s Day. Thanksgiving. Darius’ birthday, which falls on Christmas. As the world around her celebrated, Edmonson would be hit with swells of overwhelming, whole-body grief that transported her back to that day on the ship. It felt, she says, like “complete suffocation”—chest constricting, breath catching, mind racing, fear and sorrow cresting.
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ABM Misfires, Part 1: Your ICP is Too Short-Sighted, and it's Shrinking Your Pipeline

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By Delaney Rebernik Verified
Editor’s note: This is part one of a two-part series on the importance of integrated demand generation and capture in a modern ABM program. Part two will be published in February. Amid intensifying consolidation and AI disruption to the B2B buyer journey, marketing teams are hungry for strategies that help them close more and better deals faster.
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