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The Art of Accompaniment - From Calling to Practice Mentorship
An intimate mentorship in grief work, end-of-life care, and building a practice of your own.
For those who feel called to walk alongside others through grief, death, and life's most profound transitions, but aren't quite sure where to begin.
Accompanying the Dying is a four-session, one-on-one mentorship designed for aspiring end-of-life doulas, grief workers, and those wishing to deepen their existing practice.
Over the past decade, I have built a practice rooted in grief companionship, end-of-life care, ritual, and community support. Along the way, I have learned that this work asks us to develop more than knowledge and practical skills. It asks us to cultivate presence, understand our own relationship with mortality, and discover how to create a sustainable practice while caring for others.
This mentorship is an opportunity to learn directly from my experiences, explore the foundations of grief and end-of-life work, and receive practical guidance on building a practice that reflects your own values.
Rather than following a rigid curriculum, our time together will be tailored to your interests, experience, and aspirations.
What's Included
Four Private 1:1 Mentorship Sessions
Four personalized 1.5 hour sessions offering guidance, conversation, and practical mentorship. Whether you're beginning your journey or developing an existing practice, we'll focus on the areas where you most want to grow.
Complete Accompanying the Dying Course Materials
Receive all the educational materials from my Accompanying the Dying course, including my End-of-Life Doula Self-Guided Manual. These resources provide a foundation for continued learning, personal reflection, and developing your own approach to this work.
Business Development & Practical Guidance
An inside look at how I've built my practice over the past decade. We'll explore creating your offerings, pricing your services, finding clients, marketing authentically, developing community relationships, and navigating the practical realities of working independently.
Personalized Guidance & Open Questions
Bring your ideas, uncertainties, and questions. From navigating difficult conversations to developing your website or designing your first offering, our sessions provide space to explore the subjects that matter most to you.
Resource Catalogue & Continued Learning
Access my collection of educational resources, recommended reading, reflective exercises, and practical tools to support your continued development as a grief worker or end-of-life doula.
Our Four Sessions
Each mentorship is personalized, but our journey may explore four foundational areas.
SESSION ONE
The Calling
Exploring your relationship with death and grief, your motivations, personal philosophy, and the foundations of end-of-life companionship.
SESSION TWO
The Practice
Understanding the role of a doula, supporting individuals and families, navigating boundaries, creating meaningful rituals, and developing your approach to grief work.
SESSION THREE
Building Your Business
Creating offerings, establishing your rates, developing your brand, building professional relationships, finding clients, and exploring the lessons I've learned through running my own practice.
SESSION FOUR
Finding Your Own Way
Bringing everything together. Identifying your next steps, refining your offerings, addressing remaining questions, and developing a direction for your own sustainable practice.
Who This Mentorship Is For
This offering is for aspiring end-of-life doulas, grief facilitators, caregivers, ritualists, and anyone who feels called to accompany others through life's most vulnerable moments.
You don't need to have everything figured out before beginning. You may be exploring this work for the first time, transitioning into a new profession, or seeking practical mentorship as you develop an existing practice.
My intention is not to teach you to replicate the work I do, but to share what I've learned so you can discover your own way of doing this work.
This is educational mentorship, not a professional certification, clinical training, or a substitute for any qualifications required in your area.
The work begins with how we choose to accompany one another.
An intimate mentorship in grief work, end-of-life care, and building a practice of your own.
For those who feel called to walk alongside others through grief, death, and life's most profound transitions, but aren't quite sure where to begin.
Accompanying the Dying is a four-session, one-on-one mentorship designed for aspiring end-of-life doulas, grief workers, and those wishing to deepen their existing practice.
Over the past decade, I have built a practice rooted in grief companionship, end-of-life care, ritual, and community support. Along the way, I have learned that this work asks us to develop more than knowledge and practical skills. It asks us to cultivate presence, understand our own relationship with mortality, and discover how to create a sustainable practice while caring for others.
This mentorship is an opportunity to learn directly from my experiences, explore the foundations of grief and end-of-life work, and receive practical guidance on building a practice that reflects your own values.
Rather than following a rigid curriculum, our time together will be tailored to your interests, experience, and aspirations.
What's Included
Four Private 1:1 Mentorship Sessions
Four personalized 1.5 hour sessions offering guidance, conversation, and practical mentorship. Whether you're beginning your journey or developing an existing practice, we'll focus on the areas where you most want to grow.
Complete Accompanying the Dying Course Materials
Receive all the educational materials from my Accompanying the Dying course, including my End-of-Life Doula Self-Guided Manual. These resources provide a foundation for continued learning, personal reflection, and developing your own approach to this work.
Business Development & Practical Guidance
An inside look at how I've built my practice over the past decade. We'll explore creating your offerings, pricing your services, finding clients, marketing authentically, developing community relationships, and navigating the practical realities of working independently.
Personalized Guidance & Open Questions
Bring your ideas, uncertainties, and questions. From navigating difficult conversations to developing your website or designing your first offering, our sessions provide space to explore the subjects that matter most to you.
Resource Catalogue & Continued Learning
Access my collection of educational resources, recommended reading, reflective exercises, and practical tools to support your continued development as a grief worker or end-of-life doula.
Our Four Sessions
Each mentorship is personalized, but our journey may explore four foundational areas.
SESSION ONE
The Calling
Exploring your relationship with death and grief, your motivations, personal philosophy, and the foundations of end-of-life companionship.
SESSION TWO
The Practice
Understanding the role of a doula, supporting individuals and families, navigating boundaries, creating meaningful rituals, and developing your approach to grief work.
SESSION THREE
Building Your Business
Creating offerings, establishing your rates, developing your brand, building professional relationships, finding clients, and exploring the lessons I've learned through running my own practice.
SESSION FOUR
Finding Your Own Way
Bringing everything together. Identifying your next steps, refining your offerings, addressing remaining questions, and developing a direction for your own sustainable practice.
Who This Mentorship Is For
This offering is for aspiring end-of-life doulas, grief facilitators, caregivers, ritualists, and anyone who feels called to accompany others through life's most vulnerable moments.
You don't need to have everything figured out before beginning. You may be exploring this work for the first time, transitioning into a new profession, or seeking practical mentorship as you develop an existing practice.
My intention is not to teach you to replicate the work I do, but to share what I've learned so you can discover your own way of doing this work.
This is educational mentorship, not a professional certification, clinical training, or a substitute for any qualifications required in your area.