I am the descendant of a feminist grandmother who, at my bridal shower, advised me to "always keep your own checkbook" when others advised me to never go to bed angry. My rootedness in feminism and...
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Exploring the intersections of healing, creativity, nature, and sacred work.
Offering insights and practices for those who guide others through dying, death, and grief.
Is Working in End of Life Right for Me?
End of life care is a profound and deeply personal field that calls to those with a unique blend of compassion, strength, and insight. It's a path that asks us to confront our mortality while...
Self Care for Caregivers and Doulas
To be fully present for others in their final moments, we must first learn to be present for ourselves. As end of life practitioners, our work demands that we navigate the delicate balance between...
What is a Good Death?
In our modern society, conversations about death are often avoided or seen as taboo. However, the concept of a good death has gained attention as people seek to find peace and meaning at the end of...
Become an End of Life Doula
You may have heard of a Death Doula called various other names, such as End of Life Doula or Death Midwife. I prefer to be called an End of Life Guide or Practitioner. These titles may mean...
What Does an End of Life Guide Do?
As we navigate life, the inevitability of death remains a profound and often daunting reality. Yet, there is a growing community of individuals like me dedicated to transforming the experience of...