Living Well to Dying Well
“Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here.”
The Dying Person’s Bill of Rights
Explore the critical rights of the dying with the Dying Person’s Bill of Rights, a cornerstone for ethical end-of-life care and advocacy.
Current Events Spring 2024
Spring 2024 is shaping up to be a busy time. I’ve got lots going on this spring, so check out what’s coming up that might be of interst to you.
Talking to Loved Ones With Dementia
As a death doula, I have many clients living with dementia. During every visit, I try to engage my clients in conversation. Our loved ones with dementia often feel abandoned, ignored and overlooked. Conversation is a vehicle for connection, for dignity and for compassion.
Death Education Workshops – a Safe Space to Learn
What happens when you try to talk about dying and death with your family and friends?
Imagine Your Last Day
Embrace each day as potentially your last by finding joy, practicing gratitude, and planning for a ‘good death’ with daily delights.
Everyone Likes a Good Story
Stories bind us, entertain, and heal. As a Death Doula, I’ll share tales that shape our understanding of life, death, and memory.
Cremation: A Rising Trend
Cremation rates in Canada have soared, with many opting for urns or scattering ashes, reflecting a shift from traditional burial practices.
Finding Solace and Inspiration in Books
Studying for my Death Doula Certification, I cherished real books for their tangible connection to wisdom on mortality and care at life’s end.
Is Dementia a Terminal Illness?
Dementia, often misunderstood, is a terminal illness. As a Death Doula, I see its end-of-life impact, including cognitive and physical decline.