END OF LIFE DOULA
Death is a sacred transition
Rather than an ending.
Some of life’s most sacred moments come in the presence of those transitioning, where love and connection take on a timeless quality. Death teaches us how to Live.
Death is a natural part of life.
From the moment we are born, we begin a journey toward death.
While a healthy person may live with the illusion of endless time, a terminally ill person is reminded daily of life’s impermanence. This awareness can lead to profound clarity and appreciation for life. Some of life’s most sacred moments come in the presence of those transitioning, where love and connection take on a timeless quality. Death teaches us how to Live.
Death on earth can be seen as a birth into the spirit world.
The Role of an End-of-Life Doula
An end-of-life doula is a compassionate, non-medical professional dedicated to providing emotional, spiritual, and practical support during the dying process.
As a doula, my focus is on creating an environment of peace, dignity, and sacredness, both for the individual transitioning and their loved ones.
My Offerings as an
END OF LIFE DOULA
Spiritual Counseling
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Guide individuals in finding peace and meaning as they approach the end of life. |
Emotional & practical support
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Offer compassionate companionship and support to individuals and their families. |
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Educate about the physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of the death process. |
Creating Sacred Memories
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Help families focus on meaningful moments and memories, reducing attachment to trauma. |
Legacy Work
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Assist individuals in creating legacy projects, such as letters, videos, or keepsakes. |
Funeral Planning Assistance
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Support families with planning, including writing eulogies and obituaries. |
Family Care
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Encourage self-care practices for caregivers and family members during this challenging time. |
A Holistic Approach to Death:
By reframing death as a sacred transition and focusing on quality of life, we can move beyond the fear and trauma often associated with it. Instead, we embrace the fullness of life, and the legacy of love left behind.