Death Doula

Service Description

Death is one of life’s greatest mysteries, and yet it is a natural and profound passage. Many people fear it, resist it, or feel unprepared when faced with the transition of themselves or loved ones. As a Death Doula, I hold space for both the dying and those who love them, offering compassionate guidance, presence, and support throughout this transformative journey. In a session, I attune to the energetic, emotional, and spiritual layers of the individual transitioning. I communicate with their higher self and spiritual allies to ensure that the process is peaceful, dignified, and aligned with their soul’s intention. I also support loved ones, helping them navigate grief, uncertainty, and emotional heaviness while creating a safe container for presence, love, and closure. This work goes beyond physical death. It also embraces life stages, inner transitions, and the “deaths” of the ego or old versions of oneself, such as dark night of the soul processes or releasing patterns, identities, and limitations that no longer serve. These inner deaths can be just as profound, inviting deep transformation, liberation, and realignment with your soul’s truth. This work can bring deep comfort and relief. The individual moving through any threshold may experience release from fear, emotional reconciliation, or a sense of expansion and freedom. Loved ones often feel a greater sense of peace, understanding, and connection, even amidst grief. The energy of the process allows for acceptance, gentle transitions, and the honoring of life lived, offering a sense of completion and deep reverence. At its heart, this work restores trust and acceptance; in life, in death, and in the natural flow of existence. Many clients report leaving sessions with a profound sense of connection, love, and remembrance of the eternal nature of the soul. By holding space with intention and presence, I guide both the individual and their loved ones toward a transition that feels honored, supported, and deeply meaningful– whether it is the end of life or the end of a chapter within oneself.