Support is available in-person or virtually via video and phone for those without access to a local Doula or who prefer remote sessions.
The following are examples of the non-medical services and guidance that can be provided.
Guidance on the importance of legally documenting your wishes to ensure they are respected by medical staff, loved ones, executors, and funeral directors.
Help establish a positive and relaxing atmosphere tailored to the preferences of the person facing death.
Support and guidance during the active dying phase, offering a nurturing presence and reassurance to fill the gaps in time when the medical team may need to focus on others in their care.
Providing bedside support on behalf of a client who is unable to get to their loved one who is actively dying due to geographical distance.
Guidance to create a personalized plan detailing how you wish to spend your final months, days, and hours. For example, opting for a more natural dying process surrounded by loved ones and pets.
Provide companionship and support to your loved one, allowing the primary caregiver to take a well-deserved break.
Practical and emotional assistance for families immediately after a loved one’s passing and in the days that follow. For example, notifying the Funeral Home the family is ready for their loved one to be taken into their care.
Non-medical guidance and support for individuals and families preparing for the MAiD procedure.
Provide emotional and practical guidance and support throughout the day. I stay long after the medical team's support comes to an end and the funeral home's begins.
Non-clinical compassionate Doula support for grieving individuals, helping them navigate life after the death of a loved one.
Experience relaxation, peace of mind, and a sense of well-being through Reiki.
Offer the gift of support to someone you care about or treat them to a Reiki session.
Ideal for clients seeking impromptu support or guidance to move forward confidently on their own without on going Doula support.
Ideal for emerging Death Doulas seeking insights and advice for their practice based on Courageous Goodbyes® experience.
Host a community or corporate education session to learn about the importance of end-of-life conversations and the difference pre-planning makes from a Doula's perspective and experience.