Community Deathcare That Makes Sense
We all know the inevitables in life: change, taxes, and death; but many of us are not comfortable with talking about them, dealing with them, or even thinking about them; death in particular.
When death is imminent, or has already occurred, what does one do? Where does one start?
Whether a death is expected, or is sudden, there are heavy feelings involved: shock, grief, anger, relief, sadness, rage, and everything in between.
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Are you looking for someone who is calm and knowledgable, who can guide you through what's happening, advocate for you when you have no words to explain what you need, and hold space for you to break down, express your emotions, and work through all this stuff that has to be done, one step at a time?
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Are you looking for someone who knows the systems, what to expect, and how to help individuals and families through all aspects of pre-death, death, and after-death?
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Are you looking for someone to help make sense of all of the modern systems, feelings, family dynamics, planning, assurances, spiritual aspects, celebrancy, and "what happens next?"
This is exactly what I am called to do, as a Community Deathcare Practitioner, and I am at your service.
Through my experiences in life, almost 20 years of specialized training as a Death Doula, and Crisis Advocate, spirituality as a Modern Druid, and my life's calling to help people; I have devoted my life to:
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holding space for those who are dying, and their loved ones,
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advocacy,
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being the bridge between the various systems involved,
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singing the soul home - rituals to help the soul move on and help loved ones find peace,
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providing grief support for all types of grief, including disenfranchised grief that often comes with sudden death, traumatic death, suicide, and the death of a beloved pet,
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helping loved ones and friends support each other and the person who is dying,
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and answering questions about the "what now?" and "What's next?"