FAQs

I know that making the decision to seek the services of an End of Life Doula can be overwhelming and confronting, but it doesn’t need to be. I hope some of this information helps to ease your mind a little, otherwise please get in touch with further questions.

  • The End of Life Doula is a non-medical, holistic support role that can provide a vast range of services depending on a person’s needs. This can include emotional and practical support, advocacy and education, legal documentation, liaison with medical teams, coordination of services/team planning, advance care planning, funeral planning, VAD and respite for caregivers.

  • I have completed the End of Life Doula training through the Australian Doula College, making me a Certified End of Life Doula. I am also continuing to engage in further training around grief/loss and the end of life. I am CPR certified and have a current police and WWCC check.

  • It offers an opportunity for you and/or your loved ones to learn more about the services provided and determine if my approach aligns with your needs. I will explain my role in supporting you through the end-of-life journey and you have the opportunity to ask questions, discuss concerns, and explore how I can tailor my services to your unique circumstances. The goal is to create a sense of trust and clarity, empowering you to make informed decisions during a deeply sensitive time.

  • Yes, End of Life Doulas work alongside medical professionals to ensure a holistic approach. We only provide non-medical support.

    End of Life Doulas also do not replace the role of family or caregivers - instead they walk alongside them to provide guidance, support and resources.

  • End of Life Doulas can work out of a variety of locations including hospitals, palliative care, supported living, disability accommodation and the private residence.