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Hello. Thank You for your company and for following my page For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula. Graceful Transitions offers the 'A Guide to Living Fully and Dying Prepared' workshop series to educate the community about end-of-life care planning. Could this be the unique opportunity you have been looking for? This comprehensive and interactive workshop is designed to help you initiate these crucial yet challenging conversations. Here’s what participants found most valuable: - Engaging dialogue, shared experiences, & comprehensive support for navigating the complexities of caregiving. - A renewed sense of urgency to address important matters, with exercises helping to organize thoughts and priorities. - A strong sense of community and invaluable support throughout the journey. Click here for more information & to join the waiting list for upcoming workshops: https://forms.gle/fpEwraMCaSXfb7XV7 I am a Certified End-Of-Life Doula and earned my Professional Certificates for End-of-Life Doula and Companion Animal End-of-Life Doula from the University of Vermont (UVM). I earned a Death Literacy Specialist certificate from Compassionate Doula (Francesca Arnoldy, author of The Doula Heart and A Guide to Living Fully and Dying Prepared). #GraduallyThenSuddenly #ShiftHappens Do you and your Loved Ones have an End-of-Life care plan? Dealing with mortality can be overwhelming. Planning end-of-life care for yourself and your loved ones can bring peace, reassurance, and relief. My passion is to inspire proactive planning for end-of-life care. As an end-of-life doula, I may be your end-of-life care concierge. I offer respite for exhausted caregivers, navigate end-of-life care, and provide guidance to prepare for what’s to come while offering support during the grieving process. I provide compassion, information, and a sense of calm and often act as a project manager to help coordinate various non-medical supportive services.
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Unfortunately and regretfully, we must cancel today's (Wednesday, March 19) Office Hours with Angela Shook, a Companion Animal End-of-Life Doula. We will reschedule with Angela as soon as possible. Thank you for caring. For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula
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I believe in people and our capacity to help each other when things go pear-shaped. Proud to be breaking through the barriers to mental health and grief support, as the CEO of Help Texts.
We work with a lot of different organizations at Help Texts but the greatest honor is when we have the opportunity to work with children's hospitals to support parents, siblings and grandparents when a child has a terminal diagnosis, and also later, as they grieve. This work is vital and deeply valued by families during the most tender and difficult time in their lives. If you work at a children's hospital or have received care at a children's hospital and would like to help us support families and staff there, please download our new one-pager to discover how personalized, text-based support can: ?? Provide year-long expert guidance to families without increasing staff time ?? Honor important dates and milestones in the caregiving and grief journey ?????? Strengthen a hospital's reputation for compassionate, whole-family care ?? Support clinical teams and help them build emotional resilience https://loom.ly/O8bE-lE #HelpTexts #ChildrensHospitals #PediatricCare #FamilySupport #GriefSupport
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Join this conversation with Angela Shook, Dragonfly End-of-Life Services. ? Click here to Register & Receive Zoom Link: https://lnkd.in/eJqUKfjm For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula #DeathLiteracySpecialist #EndOfLifeCarePlan
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Recently, a dear family member shared that they're worried about their pet being sick and ready to die. How can you be more aware and prepared for your pet's death or your family & friends' pets' death? Have you wondered about that? What about after your death? How will your companion animal be cared for? There's an end-of-life care plan for that. Trusts? Directives? Care Circle? Join this conversation with Angela Shook an #CompanionAnimalEndOfLifeDoula about the importance of open discussion around death and dying so we can use our #PowerTo make informed decisions about the end of life. ? Click here to Register & Receive Zoom Link: https://lnkd.in/eJqUKfjm For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula #DeathLiteracySpecialist #EndOfLifeCarePlan
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In 1963, Dame Cicely Saunders introduced the idea of specialized care for the dying to the U.S. in a lecture at Yale University. Shortly after in 1967, she created St. Christopher’s Hospice in the United Kingdom, founding the modern hospice movement. In honor of Women’s History Month, we want to recognize Dame Cicely Saunders for her instrumental role in the holistic, person-centered hospice benefit we have today.?? #womenshistorymonth?
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Looking forward to this conversation ?? For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula #DeathLiteracySpecialist
Owner of The Death Deck, LLC, Community Educator, Public Speaker, and Hospice Social Worker
Death, Dying, and Decks—Oh My! A Playful Take on Serious Conversations Talking about death can feel uncomfortable, but what if it didn’t have to be? Join Jody LaVoie, CEO of Widows In The Workplace and I for a fascinating conversation as we explore how these innovative tools spark meaningful (and even playful) discussions about death, dying, and end-of-life planning. I will be sharing insights from my work in hospice and emergency medicine, revealing why normalizing these conversations—before a crisis—can be life-changing. We’ll also dive into how these decks can be used in workplaces to foster 'death literacy' and support employees navigating loss. Don’t miss this engaging and insightful LinkedIn Live—because talking about death just might help you live better.
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Mark your calendar for the next For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula #LivingFullyDyingPrepared Office Hours with Special Guest Angela Shook ??
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Thinking Ahead About the End | by Maria Amador, the Chronicle (https://lnkd.in/db-sd2ie) | March 5, 2025 #Excerpt 'LOWELL — When it comes to death — one’s own or someone else’s — many assume the benefits of time and preparation but forget the effort that makes them possible. That is, confronting the inevitable with the same kind of planning and thoughtfulness one deploys while still alive. If the notion of planning ahead for death seems difficult, and perhaps unnecessary, there are people whose job it is to help dispel that error and facilitate preparations for the inevitable. They are called death doulas, and at a most basic level, their work asks: What is a living person willing to do to support their own or another’s dying wishes, and what resources does that require? One such practitioner, Patricia M Sears became a death doula after a decade of watching people close to her die different deaths, each with its own set of end-of-life preparations. She was especially involved in caring for her father-in-law and experienced firsthand the effects of the lack of emotional and logistic preparation. Ms. Sears explained part of the reason people — herself included — think they know what to expect with death lies in having spoken of their desires throughout their lives. Things changed for her once she discovered one can have an end-of- life care plan. Having this done, said Ms. Sears, takes a hefty burden off loved ones who can then focus on the emotional side of witnessing a loved one’s decline and act with clarity when it’s time to make decisions. But Ms. Sears’ work isn’t just for those dealing with an imminent death. The sign-up sheet for her six-session workshop series — “A Guide to Living Fully and Dying Prepared” — says “someone interested in personal growth by exploring their own mortality, or an individual facing a major life transition” could likewise benefit from her services as a doula. Ms. Sears is adamant that her role is not that of a therapist but more that of a companion, a navigator, and a guide equipped with tools to help make end-of-life care less daunting and more impactful for everyone involved.' #LivingFullyDyingPrepared For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula #DeathLiteracySpecialist https://lnkd.in/dvJkV75S
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We have a seat for you. #RegisterToday Monday, 3 March. #LivingFullyDyingPrepared For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula and a #DeathLiteracySpecialist
#RegisterNow The next 'Guide to Living Fully & Dying Prepared' workshop series starts tomorrow via Zoom at Noon. "When I saw the advertisement for this class, I thought it would help me be a better care provider for my mom and dad - but it ended up being so much more!" | Louise It’s not just about end-of-life planning. https://lnkd.in/d-iqVEnr It’s about embracing life with intention and being reminded that you have the #PowerTo make choices and ease the burden on those you love. You’ll gain the tools to prepare for the future while discovering how to be more present in the here and now. For Graceful Transitions An End-of-Life Doula