"Let us help with the Journey, because every Death deserves a Doula"
Preparation~Education~Advocacy~Legacy

Welcome to yourSacred Transition
Sacred Transition
Partnering with you, as you navigate the end of life process through emotional, spiritual, and practical support.
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What Do We Do?
A death doula is a non-medical support person who serves a dying individual, their loved ones, and/or their caregivers. Prior to medicalization and the emergence of professionalized death care, most people died at home where members of their community or family would tend to them and serve as a peaceful presence.
Many people today state they want to be at home, but instead die in hospital beds, their caregivers unequipped to meet their needs or feeling incapable, intimidated, or overwhelmed. Death doulas can be part of the team that makes dignified home deaths possible. (Though we work in hospitals, assisted living, hospice, anywhere...).
We answer questions, ease anxieties, serve as guides, and advocate for autonomy and dignity. And death doulas aren’t only for the imminently dying. We assist people in all stages of life with advance care planning, resolving death anxiety, supporting grief, education and social justice activism, and other related issues.
If there’s a need, we’re going to try to anticipate it, and if we’re not the ones to fill it, we’ll find the right person for the job. Whether you’re caring for sick elders, wrapping your head around your own end, or grappling with a chronic or life-limiting illness and its ramifications, there’s a good chance that a death doula’s services could be of use to you. Our services are built to order, meaning that they extend beyond this list to met the needs of the individual, family, and/or loved ones we’re serving at that time.
If there’s a need, we’re going to try to anticipate it, and if we’re not the ones to fill it, we’ll find the right person for the job. Whether you’re caring for sick elders, wrapping your head around your own end, or grappling with a chronic or life-limiting illness and its ramifications, there’s a good chance that a death doula’s services could be of use to you. Our services are built to order, meaning that they extend beyond this list to met the needs of the individual, family, and/or loved ones we’re serving at that time.
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Services and Costs Built to Your Specifications
Initial
In-home, hospital, hospice, or nursing home visits
Assistance with completing advance directives, for health care and death careAssistance with fulfilling final wishes, healing relationships, and/or putting things in order
Medical navigation as well as referral to other community resources as appropriate
Suggestion of interventions for comfort
Outside (10am-6pm, M-Sat) office hours (24 hour text, call) $
Educate on alternative body disposition options
Educate and assist in establishing Dementia Care guidelines to ensure your wishes are honored
Caregiver support with extensive tools to navigate and reinforce
During
Development of meaningful, accessible rituals for healing, commemoration, and continued bonds
Companion care and caregiver relief/support
Guided imagery and meditations to help alleviate anxiety and suffering
Life review and legacy projects (digital and paper, establish memorial charity donations)
Swedish Cleaning (decluttering/organizing/donating) $$
Cultivate Spiritual wellness (Optional)
Loving pet care
Errands $
Coordinate visitor engagement and community assistance (meals, florals and other support offered)
Tn Licensed Auricular acupuncture to aid in calmness and balance $
Tn Licensed Holistic hand and food massage $
Palliative Botanical Therapy $
Aromatherapy $
Bucket List adventure and travel (virtual and on-site)
Aid in writing eulogy/obituary and ensure publishing
End
Development of vigil plans
Continuous bedside presence during the final stages of the dying process $
Holding space while life-support is discontinued (includes: after-death rituals and body preparation if desired) $
Guidance and support with after death care of the body and home funerals
Support with stillborn and infant death and bringing baby home for a home funeral
Coordinating with funeral homes
Assistance with funeral planning
Coordinating with funeral homes
Assistance with funeral planning
Partner in creation of a Memorial website with full email notification (digital)
After death follow-up and bereavement support for family
We also:
- Facilitate grief circles for marginalized communities
- Create and deliver educational workshops for healthcare professionals, social worker, and other groups about death doula services