Death Doula Professionals
Peaceful Passages Guiding You With Care
Facing the end of life can be a deeply personal and emotional experience. At Death Doula Professionals, we believe it can also be a time of profound peace and dignity.
Did someone recommend a death doula to you, or have you just received the heart-wrenching news that your loved one has entered hospice care and is nearing the end of their life sooner than you ever imagined? Are you feeling overwhelmed, trying to hold everything together as the primary caregiver and the backbone of your family? You’ve been there for everyone else, but now you realize you need support too. Schedule a free 30-minute call today to talk about how we can provide the guidance and care you need right now. You don’t have to carry this weight alone.
Introduction
Compassionate Support in Life’s Final Journey
A Death Doula, also known as an End-of-Life Doula or Death Midwife, provides compassionate, non-medical support to individuals and their families during the final stages of life. Our role is to offer emotional, spiritual, and practical assistance, ensuring a dignified and peaceful transition.
Events
Participation
At Death Doula Professionals, we believe open conversations about end-of-life experiences are essential for a peaceful transition. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce a series of events designed to inform, empower, and connect you with this important aspect of life.
Workshop – Want To Be A Death Doula – $90 Investment
Feeling called to support people at the end of life but not sure where to start? This in-person workshop with two death doulas offers a clear, compassionate overview of the role, training paths, and practical first steps.
August 8, 2025 |
9:00 to Noon
Death Doula Professionals
1724 Moon St. NE | Albuquerque, NM 87112
Happiness on Tap Podcast – Beyond the Medical: The Heartfelt Work of a Death Doula
Listen or Watch Online
I joined Happiness on Tap to talk about the work I do as a Death Doula and why presence, planning, and compassion matter so deeply at the end of life.
About
What We Do
Death Doulas are trained professionals who assist with a wide range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual and their family, including emotional support, planning and preparation, legacy projects, vigil services, after-death care, and educational support.
Emotional Support
Offering a comforting presence, active listening, and understanding during this significant life transition.
Planning and Preparation
Helping individuals and families make informed decisions about end-of-life care, advance directives, and celebration of life arrangements.
Legacy Projects
Assisting in the creation of memory books, letters, or other projects to leave a lasting legacy.
Vigil Services
Providing continuous support during the active dying phase, ensuring the individual and their loved ones are never alone.
Statement
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide compassionate, holistic support to individuals and their families during the end-of-life journey. We are dedicated to ensuring that every person experiences a dignified, peaceful, and meaningful transition.
Our Philosophy
At the core of our practice is the belief that death is a natural part of life and should be approached with the same care, respect, and reverence as birth.
Reasons
Choose Us
At Death Doula Professionals, we pride ourselves on offering personalized and compassionate care tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual and family. Our dedicated team is here to provide unwavering support during one of life’s most significant transitions.
Insights and Information for Your End-of-Life Journey
Resources
Welcome to our Blog and Resources section, where we share valuable insights, stories, and information to support you and your loved ones through the end-of-life journey. Our goal is to provide a comprehensive library of resources that educate, inspire, and empower you during this significant time.
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The Art of the Vigil: Creating a Sacred Space in the Final Days
Holding a vigil is the final, most tender act of care one can offer. It is not about doing, but about being: creating a sanctuary…
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The Ripple of Care: When the Caregiver is a Spouse
A compassionate look at the often-unseen toll of caregiving on the caregiver’s spouse and family. This is an acknowledgment of the silent supporters, the ones…
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When Grace and Dignity Meet Medicine: The Choice of Medical Aid In Dying
A compassionate exploration of Medical Aid In Dying (MAID), a path of grace and dignity. It is not about wanting to die, but about the…