End of Life Doula

Holding space for life, death and everything in between.

Why did I start this journey?

This journey began with my father’s death.

As most of people, I spent most of my life seeing death as something painful, uncomfortable and distant, something we avoid talking about until life suddenly places it in front of us.

When my father became sick and was approaching the end of his life, something unexpected happened. Alongside the grief, the fear and the sadness… I witnessed an incredible sense of peace. There was softness. Presence. Humanity.

For the first time, I understood that dying is not only a medical process. It is also an emotional, spiritual and deeply human experience.

Being beside my father during those final moments changed me completely. It made me reflect on how disconnected we have become from death in modern society, and how deeply we all need compassion, presence and support during life’s most vulnerable transitions.

That experience opened a door inside me.

A door that eventually led me to train and walk this path as an End of Life Doula.

And dont get me wrong not from perfection, not from having all the answers, but from the heart of someone who has lived grief, transformation and the healing power of simply being present.

Presence

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Compassion

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Dignity

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Peace

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Connection

Presence ✳︎ Compassion ✳︎ Dignity ✳︎ Peace ✳︎ Connection

  • An End of Life Doula is someone who offers emotional, practical and compassionate support to people approaching the end of life, as well as to their loved ones.

    We are not here to replace medical care.
    We are here to bring humanity back into the experience.

    A death doula helps create a space where people can feel seen, heard, supported and accompanied, without judgment, fear or rushing the process.

    Sometimes that looks like quiet presence, sometimes it is a conversation about fears, wishes or unfinished emotions, sometimes it is supporting family members who feel overwhelmed, sometimes it is simply sitting beside someone so they do not feel alone.

    Every journey is different and for sure every goodbye is different.

    But above all every person deserves dignity, compassion and care.

  • Because presence changes everything.

    At the end of life, people often do not need perfect words or solutions. They need safety. Calm. Human connection.

    They need someone willing to sit beside the uncertainty without trying to fix it.

    In a world that moves fast and avoids uncomfortable emotions, presence becomes a form of love.

    To truly be present with someone in their final chapter is one of the most profound acts of care we can offer another human being.

    Presence says:
    “You are not alone.”
    “I am here.”
    “You do not need to carry this by yourself.”

    And sometimes, that is enough to transform fear into peace.

  • If you have, then you already know:
    grief changes us, sometimes gently, sometimes completely.

    The death of a loved one can bring sadness, confusion, anger, numbness, fear and also moments of unexpected beauty and tenderness.

    There is no “right” way to grieve.

    And no one should have to walk through loss feeling unsupported or emotionally alone.

    This work is deeply personal to me because I know what it means to sit beside pain, uncertainty and goodbye.

    And I also know the healing power of compassionate presence.

Have you ever thought about your own death?

No I am not crazy, and yes it is and uncomfortable question. A question that most of us avoid the answer.

We plan careers, holidays, weddings and retirements… but rarely pause to reflect on how we want to live our final chapter.

Yet thinking about death is NOT negative.

In many ways, it can teach us how to live more honestly.

When we acknowledge that life is temporary, we begin to value what truly matters: love, connection, forgiveness, presence, authenticity.

Death has a way of stripping away the unnecessary.

And strangely enough, conversations about death often bring us closer to life.

2025

New York

What I offer as an End of Life Doula

I offer a calm, compassionate and grounded space for people navigating end of life, grief and emotional transition.

My approach combines human presence, emotional support, mindfulness, breath awareness and deep listening.

I support:

  • Individuals approaching end of life

  • Families and loved ones

  • Conversations around death and dying

  • Emotional and spiritual support

  • Presence during vulnerable moments

  • Grief support

  • End of life Yoga and Mindfulness

  • Guided breathing and grounding practices

  • Holding space without judgment

My background in yoga and trauma-informed spaces allows me to support people not only emotionally, but also through the body, breath and nervous system.

I believe care should feel human.
Gentle.
Safe.
Real.

Benefits of having a Death Doula on your path

Having an End of Life Doula can bring:

  • Emotional support during difficult moments

  • A sense of calm and grounding

  • Compassionate presence for both individuals and families

  • Space for meaningful conversations

  • Reduced feelings of loneliness and fear

  • Support navigating grief and uncertainty

  • A more conscious and dignified end-of-life experience

  • Gentle guidance through emotional transitions

Most importantly:
it reminds people that they do not have to walk this path alone.

I believe death deserves the same tenderness, presence and care as birth.

Both are sacred transitions. Both change the people around them forever.

My intention is not to remove pain from the human experience.My intention is to help create spaces where people can feel held within it.

Because even at the end of life, there is still room for love.
Still room for connection and for peace.

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