Tessa Holzman recently completed her PhD on the ethical implications of adopting an autonomy-only approach to voluntary assisted dying (VAD). She has published multiple articles and presented at various conferences on this topic, as well as being regularly invited to speak on issues relating to VAD in bioethics settings, such as at the Children’s Bioethics Centre (part of the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne) and University of Melbourne’s Health Law and Ethics Network (HLEN). She is also writing a novel on the same topic.