End of Life Doula services

Accompany the dying through presence and holding vigil.
Discuss how to care for those who choose (or not) to die at home.
Enable informed decision-making by working through the pros and cons of various options along the way.
Provide emotional support for the dying, family and friends throughout the process.
Prepare for what lies ahead, emotionally and physically.
Act as an advocate with medical, hospital, nursing and other staff.
Present funereal options.
Arrange funereal preparations and/or liaise with funeral homes.

Navigate and assist with filling out formal and legal paperwork. There are different legal and statutory requirements by state and country.
Create other, less formal documents expressing one's wishes and preferences for the death process.
Ensure that choices are known to those who will be caring for the one who is dying.
Ensure that the wishes of the dying are being honoured.

Serve as a “death midwife,” “death companion,” “spiritual midwife,” “end of life guide."
Accompany the dying through presence and holding vigil, honouring the spiritual tradition, if any, of the dying.
Provide spiritual support and/or facilitate access to specialists of choice.
Assist in the creation and maintenance of an intimate, peaceful, sacred space whether at a hospital or home.