The end-of-life journey is a natural and gradual separation of the soul from the body, but also a gradual detachment of the person from their history, loved ones, and community.  Loss and grief are an integral part of this end-of-life journey for both the dying person and their loved ones.

I welcome you into a respectful, calm and sacred space where a heart-to-heart connection can unfold. My approach supports your well-being in all its dimensions – heart, body, and soul – in harmony with the wisdom of your true self. 

As a deathdoula, I walk alongside you, neither in front nor behind, at your own pace, listening attentively to support you in the stages of the end-of-life journey and the grieving path, so that you may navigate these experiences with as much gentleness and serenity as possible.

As a sacred deathcare practitioner, I offer support rooted in personalized rituals and practices to help bring comfort to the living, the dying, and the dead, and also to ease their transition, to honor their memory, or to acknowledge that the relationship does not disappear, but is transformed.

Finally, I hope to help humanize the end-of-life journey and demystify death by lifting the veil that shrouds this sacred path, so that it may take its rightful place as a natural and sacred passage in life.

Note:  I can meet with you one-on-one, either online or in person in the Lanaudière region.

Note: It is important to emphasize that my services are not medical, clinical, or therapeutic in nature.