Death Doula
Guide Support Serve
Providing Death Doula services and support for end-of-life preparation and guidance through the dying process.
Paradoxically - as is with all things in the spiritual life - the more we prepare for and embrace our inevitable death, the more we can and will embrace life in the truest way. To prepare and accept our death doesn't make death happen, but rather a more connected and beautiful remaining life happen.
Experience
♾ Hospice Volunteer
Years of compassionate service supporting individuals and families during the final stages of life.
♾ Coach — Specializing in Communication & Spiritual Development and Direction
Facilitating healing conversations and nurturing meaningful dialogue within families and relationships.
♾ Downsizer & Organizer of Possessions
Offering thoughtful assistance with organizing and letting go, helping to bring clarity and peace to the process.
♾ Mystic — Honoring All Spiritual Beliefs
Providing gentle, nonjudgmental support that respects and follows the spiritual wishes of each individual.
♾ Consultant — End-of-Life Preparation & Transition Guidance
Guiding individuals and families through practical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of the dying process.
♾ Lifelong Learner — Ongoing Training in End-of-Life Care
Continuously deepening knowledge and skills in all facets of death care to better serve the needs of the dying and their loved ones.
Living with Sister Death: A Death Doula's Reflection
What if today was your last day? For a death doula, this question isn’t morbid—it’s liberating. Embracing death as a sacred companion, not an enemy, allows us to live more fully, deeply, and presently. I call Her Sister Death, a mystical force that whispers wisdom and strips away everything that doesn't matter. In Her presence, we find clarity, courage, and love.
Sister Death reminds us that fear dissolves when we see beyond the veil. When we stop fearing death, we stop fearing life. We awaken to the holiness of the moment, the beauty in the ordinary, and the love that is always present. It’s not about rushing to bucket lists, but about being here, now—loving well, listening to the quiet guidance of Numinous Love, and releasing our ego's grip.
My work as a death doula is rooted in helping others see this truth: death is not the end, but a return to love. With every breath, we can die to what no longer serves and live from our fearless True Self. The presence of death teaches us how to live.
Let the awareness of life’s brevity be your spiritual practice. Let it purify, awaken, and guide you to a deeper love—for yourself, for others, and for this wild, fleeting, beautiful life.