Lifespan Doulas

Holding Space for Pregnancy Loss

What does it mean to hold space? What does it mean to companion the bereaved? How can doulas feel both confident and compassionate in the event of a planned fetal demise or an unexpected and heartbreaking outcome? With Author Amy Wright Glenn

Why Trauma-Informed Care Matters at the End of Life

This webinar will explore key principles and practical strategies to recognize and address past traumas, enhancing the care and support provided to individuals and families.

Role of the End-of-Life Doula in a Skilled Nursing Facility

Jane Whitlock has spent four years working as an end-of-life doula as part of a larger care team for long-term care residents. Learn how Jane forged her heart-centered path of service to families into gainful employment.

Hospice Inclusion & Ongoing Care for Companion Animals

Family members be unaware of any arrangements made for the ongoing care of the animal(s) after their person dies. Judy Ramsey presents information and resources to share with clients to assure the well being of their companion animals.

How End-of-Life Doulas Help Families in Crisis

When a person enters hospice late or suddenly after unexpected bad news, families often spiral into crisis mode. This webinar shares strategies for helping patients, families, and friends find peace and clarity amid high emotions and uncertainty.

End-of-Life Support for a Person with Dementia

In this webinar, Lori Smith shares practical tips for doulas and other caregivers in the art of end-of-life support for a person with dementia including communication around pain, creating a comfortable environment, and the four main stress triggers.