Explore grief, bereavement, honest conversations about mortality, beginning doula work, pet loss and memory, and practical support for carrying on after a death.
After the sudden death of her mother, Amy-Lynne reflects on the practical and emotional work of carrying on: family responsibilities, limited energy, unexpected reminders, complicated relationships, and learning to live with someone no longer physically here.
Death Doula Magazine sits down with DEAD Talks host and author David Ferrugio, whose community reaches more than one million people, for a candid conversation about grief, memory, humor, and the life still waiting to be lived.
Crystal Potter speaks to the quiet crisis many newly trained death doulas face: what happens when the calling is real, but confidence, clients, and a clear path forward have not yet arrived?
What remains when a beloved animal is gone? Eugene Veger turns toward the small, ordinary details that hold a lifetime of love, and how families can gather those stories before they disappear.
A free resource tool to help you sort what needs attention, what can wait, and what support may help in the early days and weeks after a death.
Explore what draws you to this work and discover a thoughtful next step.
