
Learn how to reduce fears and anxiety about death and dying with expert knowledge, helpful tips, planning tools, humor, and grace. An experienced death doula/educator helps you achieve a better death someday...and a better life right now.
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I am a death doula/educator, whose work has been featured in The Chicago Tribune, Psychedelics Today, Chicago Sun-Times, etc. I've also taught at University of New England, Northwestern University, DePaul University, and more.
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