What happens to our essential workers, caregivers, who are continuously hearing, seeing or witnessing tragedies, pain and suffering while also providing care, support and protection? I would like this sentence to look a bit different, kind of like a tag line to promote interest? ...
During an early morning meeting, a friend leaned over to me and whispered, “I recently went to something called a Death Cafe.” She continued, “You should check it out, you like to talk about all that death stuff!” She was right. Today I am an End-of-Life Doula but at that time...
End-of-life can be a stressful and frightening time – both for the individual, and their family and loved ones. As a Death Doula, I provide support for the dying and their family. It is my goal to bring peace, compassion, and comfort to those going through their end-of-life journey...
As a Death Doula, I work with individuals and families to support them through the end-of-life journey. The final months and weeks of life are an especially emotional time. Aside from making practical plans, and educating everyone involved about what’s to come, I also help individuals and families identify and create a meaningful legacy project...