End of Life Doula Directory
Need a Certified End of Life Doula?
Doulagivers® Certified End of Life Doulas are thoroughly trained in all three phases of End of Life Care. Before being awarded certification, students must obtain a minimum of 30 hours of bedside experience, successfully complete all learning modules, pass the Doulagivers final exam, and pass a level 2 background check. Every Doula is required to be an active member of the Doulagiver Membership in order to keep updated with the most current education and evaluation of their ethical practice.
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Tasha Jacobson
For families desiring additional companionship for their loved one, I offer personalized doula services focused on creating experiences that bring a sense of fulfillment, peace, and comfort to aging adults’ final years and days. I hold a BA in Health Information Administration from the College of St. Scholastica, I have a working background in long…
Beth Fallon
Providing professional Non-medical End-Of-Life Doula support and companionship for patients and their families. NEDA Proficient, Doula Givers Association Member, Hospice Volunteer. mrsbfallon@yahoo.com (860) 774-5331
Jill Bowens
“Service is the rent we pay for being. It is the purpose of life, and not something you do in your spare time.” ~ Marion Wright Edelman Jill provides non-medical, non-judgmental, emotional and spiritual support, and comfort care for her clients through their personal and sacred journey at the end of life. She also provides…
Janie Dalrymple
Janie Dalrymple, RN, BCPA, CEOLD, CLNC has over 15 years of experience in nursing including hospital-based bedside care, home health, and the outpatient clinical setting. She has a strong neurology background and was a Clinic Coordinator for an ALS Clinic for several years. Janie has been an independent advocate for others finding it difficult to…
Angela Hershey
Hello, my name is Angela Hershey and I am a certified end of life doula in Indianapolis, Indiana. Wherever you and your family is in your sacred journey, I am here to guide and empower you! My passion is to help patients and families find their way through the end-of-life process with empowerment, dignity, knowledge,…
Carol Lyons
After retiring in 2017 from Yale University where I had worked within the School of Public Health for 17 years, my focus began to shift from work to service. I began to explore the thresholds of spirituality and the end of life experience. I was drawn to the end of life time and asked how…
Robin Russell
I am a newly certified End-of Life Doula who integrates both the training and practices of a Health Educator and Transformational Artist into a comprehensive and customized service for patients, caregivers, service providers and communities. My services include one-on-one visits, legal and financial planning/administration, coaching and educational support, Reiki and musical arts-therapy, workshop/discussion group leadership,…
Roman Perez
Roman Guaraguaorix (Redhawk) Perez was born in the mountains of Kiskeya (Dominican Republic) and presently resides in Brooklyn, NY. He is an accomplished indigenous Taino artist, lecturer, storyteller, drummer, singer and respected community/spiritual leader. He is the Kacike (chief) for Maisiti Yukayeke Taino; a tribe of the Taino Nation. Since 1990 Redhawk has participated in Vision Quest, Sundance,…
Deah Kinion
Deah Kinion is a Certified End of Life Doula (CEOLD), a relatively new, and ancient, offering of presence to the dying. EOLD services offer family centered, non-medical, holistic care for the dying and loved ones. Deah offers mortality planning/resources, a holistic approach for a peaceful death, vigil/bedside comfort, legacy planning, and much more. Deah is…
Diane Ogren
End of life Doula trained by Suzanne B O’Brien Of Doulagivers I have been a nurse for 55 years and have been present for many souls passing from this life I would like to help with a peaceful passing for my clients and caregivers. (954) 816-5316 dogren1@hotmail.com
Dorothy McElroy
Hi My Name is Dorothy and I am the founder of Final Life Journey Doula Company. When my husband died six years ago, I knew I had to handle his death correctly for our seven yr old son. This was his first introduction to death and I needed to make sure our son was able…
Julie Kendall
As a child, I was exposed to death at an earlier age than most. Classmates, parents and/or siblings of friends, as well as some of my own relatives, all passed away long before my high school graduation. As an adult, I knew that the passing of my close loved ones would be difficult. However, due…
