Bridging the Sacred
Compassionate, grounded presence for life’s most sacred transitions.
Holding space for the beauty, grief, and transformation of life’s beginnings and endings.
For as long as humans have lived so have doulas.
A death doula is as old as humanity herself.
An end-of-life doula offers emotional, physical, spiritual and practical support – care that can take many different forms.
Unlike hospice workers, doulas don’t provide medical treatment, but can coordinate with and liaise alongside your healthcare providers.
A death doula supports people at all stages of life and death.
The end of life has its own nature – one that deserves our presence and attention.
Holding space and supporting for what’s emerging within.
As an end-of-life doula, I support people emotionally, physically, spiritually and practically.
Facilitation of individual and collective grief in a safe container, witnessed and honoured.
As an end-of-life doula, I support people emotionally, physically, spiritually and practically.
Facilitation of individual and collective grief in a safe container, witnessed and honoured.
– Sogyal Rinpoche
Words from the Heart
“Empowered in the End”
“Natasha grounded and strengthened us when we needed it, but was also very intuitive to giving us space.
She never judged, never pushed, just listened and was there for us day and night. She guided us in the final days to accept the inevitable and not be afraid of what was come.
We felt empowered and encouraged by Natasha – we will be forever grateful.“
– Kim
“A Guiding Light”
“Natasha came into my world right when I needed her. She became a wise voice in my home. She supported us through the last two years of grief and challenge, in lockdown and postpartum.
I count on her wisdom and guidance through the complexities of today’s spiritual and political climate. She has a way of taking me to my inner knowing. A guiding light and friend that needs to be shared with the world“
– Nicole
“Gentle Care, Unseen Support”
“We lucked upon meeting Natasha when searching for carers for our mum’s home care. Natasha is gentle, thoughtful and respectful. She went out of her way to slowly and authentically connect with mum. Enriching, enquiring about and remembering her life. She prepared beautiful food, loved to keep mum engaged with craft activities and outings in the garden.
What really stood out for us was not only Natasha’s care for mum, but her love and support for the whole family throughout mum’s final days. She walked that difficult road beside us and supported us in a way that was so unobtrusive but so crucial to our wellbeing and acceptance. “
– Jenny
“Compassion in Grief”
“Natasha held the space for our family in grief during many months. She has an incredible talent in bringing joy and relief to the most difficult moments whilst maintaining neutrality and discretion. She is a highly skilled and trustworthy professional.
I cannot recommend her enough. Her empathy and compassion together with a wealth of relevant practical knowledge and qualifications allows her a toolbox unmatched by any other in her industry.“
– N. Boehm