Death Literacy Advocate and
Certified Grief Educator
Education and Support for End of Life and Bereavement
Words of Wisdom
"A person who is 'death literate' is empowered by having the knowledge and skills needed to understand,
plan for, and make informed choices about
end-of-life and death care."
Services
Individual
Individual sessions are available for those who want to have an informed discussion on their own end of life options for planning, or options for someone for whom they are a caregiver. Topics include advanced care directives, end of life health care choices, hospice and palliative care, MAiD (Medical Aid in Dying) or VSED (Voluntary Stopping Eating and Drinking), as well as options for final disposition and funeral decisions.
Groups
Facilitation of small groups for those who wish to take part in peer-to-peer grief support groups. If you would like to hold a grief support group in your community and need a facilitator, please reach out.
Community Education
Offering presentations to community groups on any and all end of life topics, including, but not limited to:
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death and dying
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grief and bereavement
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advance care directives
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end of life planning
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hospice and palliative care
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end of life doula care
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options for final disposition
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funeral planning
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MAiD (Medical Aid in Dying)
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VSED (Voluntary Stopping Eating and Drinking)
My Approach
Confidentiality
Confidentiality is at the core of all my services. I prioritize privacy and trust, ensuring that your personal information remains completely confidential.
Empathy
Empathy is the foundation of my approach. I provide a compassionate and understanding environment where you can feel heard, validated, and supported throughout your journey.
Personalized Care
I believe in offering personalized care to every client. My tailored services focus on your unique needs and goals, allowing for a customized educational experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Death Literacy Advocate?
A death literacy advocate promotes education and open conversation about death, dying, grief, and end-of-life care. Their mission is to increase "death literacy" within communities, equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills to navigate mortality with less fear and more informed decision-making. By addressing a topic that is often considered taboo, these advocates help build stronger, more compassionate communities.
What is a Certified Grief Educator?
A certified grief educator is a professional who has completed specialized training in grief and loss to help others process emotions, find meaning, and integrate their grief into their lives. They offer a compassionate and informed approach to guide individuals through loss in a safe and non-judgmental space.