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Learn @ Lakewood: What is a Death Doula?

markj61
Apr 25, 2020
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Updated: Jan 22, 2021

Thursday, January 21st, 2021 | 6:00pm - 8:00pm

Thank you to everyone who joined us!

About this event

The end-of-life journey, and how we view and prepare for it, is shifting. With this shift comes a need for support in the transition from life to death. In this virtual event, we will explore the role of a death doula from professionals in the field.

Our hope is that you'll walk away from this virtual event with a better understanding of what a death doula is, and how they can provide support while navigating the uncharted waters of dying and death. There will be an information panel discussion, followed by an opportunity to ask questions.

Guest Experts Include

Moderator: Anne Murphy, funeral celebrant
Jane Whitlock, Death Doula
Wendy Longacre Brown, End of Life Doula & Legacy Creator
Nina Guertin, End-Of-Life-Doula Care, Spiritual Director, Ritualist
Cheryl Larson, End-Of-Life-Doula, Feng Shui Practitioner & Professional Organizer

About the Learn @ Lakewood Series

Learn @ Lakewood is a series of events that explore topics associated with death, dying and remembering. These workshops and seminars invite diverse perspectives and shine fresh light on meaningful subjects that haven't always been easy to talk about.

Virtual Experience

This event will take place over Zoom. An email will be sent to all participants prior to the online event which will include the materials needed for the experience, as well as the Zoom Link, and rules for entering the event.

If you do not have video capabilities, a phone number and instructions will be provided for you to call to attend the event with audio only.

Questions? Call the Lakewood events line at 612-540-5165 or email to amandal@lakewoodcemetery.org

Lakewood Heritage Foundation

This event is free however we invite you to make a donation to the Lakewood Heritage Foundation. Donations to the Lakewood Heritage Foundation support educational programming and the preservation and restoration of Lakewood’s landscape, art, architecture and public spaces—for the benefit of all.