The way people die is entirely individual to them, a unique experience for each person. We all come to death in different ways but unless there is a sudden or traumatic death, there are recognisable signs which if we know what to look out for, can guide families and loved ones to know roughly where …
I am very fortunate to have had a very happy, healthy and fulfilling life. I don’t think it is my time yet and certainly I don’t want to leave – too much to do – but having spent the last 10 years immersed in the subject of death and dying, I know it doesn’t always …
I absolutely love making films. I’ve worked in a lab, teasing apart the cellular basis of life and written a book about the brain but the act of capturing real life, then editing it to create a story reigns supreme. And, while it’s lovely to get paid to make films, there are some I do …
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Emma Clare talking-to the Huffington Post about what being an End of Life Doula is all about for her. We hope it will inspire others to join our movement. Emma Clare End of Life Doula talking to The Huffington Post
Lizzie Neville, one of our End of Life Doulas was invited by Dead Honest Podcasts to talk openly and honestly about her role as a Doula as one of a six part series on those who work with death and dying. Meetings at the edge (Podcast 22 minutes)
Beautiful ‘short’ of the work of End of Life Doulas from Mote of Dust Films. The Film Maker and Director is Rebecca Kenyon an End of Life Doula and the Producer is Phil Parker. Thank you to the wonderful, open hearted people who generously provided insights of their lives.
Saturday 30th March, St Mary’s Church,Wyndham Place, Marylebone, London. 10am to 4.30pm What a wonderful day that was. See videos here of the day and hear our keynote speakers Hermione Elliott, Kathryn Mannix and Mark Taubert. Thank you very much to everyone who came. Doulas at their very best working hard behind the scenes to …
A couple of years ago I helped my friend Jackie with her Advance Plan before she went off travelling the world. In October 2018 she received a terminal diagnosis, and when I spoke to her shortly after, she said how thankful she was that she’d done her plan because she now wouldn’t have the …
I am going to call the person I was privileged to have spent 3 months with Ron and change some of the details to respect his privacy. Ron was a divorced man with 3 adult children 1 boy and 2 girls. His Son and his young family lived in Australia. His two daughters were living …
