Soulful End of Life

08/07/2023

I’ve decided to merge accounts…. So please visit me
Soulful Healing Hands

18/06/2022

Yes we need to communicate about end of life….. for some reason we don’t anymore.
We spend time and resources when someone is entering this world, but not at the end

Dr Kathryn Mannix, from Northumberland, specialises in palliative and end of life care and believes death is a "process" which mirrors birth and is probably quite relaxing for most

13/06/2022

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Xo Suzanne

14/06/2021

❤️https://hospicenews.com/2019/09/03/hospices-engage-with-death-doulas-to-support-patients%EF%BB%BF/

Doulas have long been present at one of life’s most important milestones: the birth of a baby. Now, some are trained to provide support during

04/05/2021

We really do need to have those awkward conversations, so we get it right at the end

More than 70 per cent of Australians want to die at home, but only 10 per cent of people aged over 70 get their wish.

31/03/2021

Worth pondering

06/11/2020

Wonderful to see the government supporting End of Life care and please remember to have those ‘awkward’ conversations with loved ones, so their wishes are met

For five years Brian Long's once active mother's health had been deteriorating. In her final 10 days of life, he and his siblings managed a 24-hour roster to stay by her side.

30/10/2020

Certified End of Life Doula
Caring for the Elderly

28/10/2020

Upon Completion of the Doulagivers End-of-Life Doula Practitioners training individuals have the opportunity to apply for certification. Doulagivers certification is modeled after that of the birthing Doula. Doulagivers is certifying that the individual is knowledgable and competent in providing hol...

15/10/2020

So lovely to see this growing type care for our elderly. We need to open the lines of communciation with our loved ones.

End-of-life caregiving is an ancient practice that’s now re-emerging in the death positivity movement, which urges a shift in thinking about death as natural and not traumatic.