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WELCOME
This is a space where grieving individuals can find comfort, support, and guidance on their journey of healing. I understand that the grieving process can be a difficult and overwhelming experience, which is why we have created this resource rich space to help you navigate through this challenging time.
I am proud to contribute to these resources with new book "The Hardest, Not The Worst Year," which offers insight into my own grief experience as a Widow. This book is a valuable resource for anyone who is struggling with grief and is looking for guidance on how to move forward. It comes with a workbook to help you within your own grief story.
Kathie Powell is a renowned grief coach who has helped countless individuals navigate through their grief and find a path towards healing. Her book is a testament to her expertise and experience in this field, and we are confident that it will be a valuable resource for anyone who is looking for guidance on their grief recovery journey.
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End of Life DoulaAs an EOL doula I will provide a holistic, family centred approach that is non-medical. My key role is to provide an opportunity to talk open and honestly about the dying process. To help you work through any anxiety, guilt or shame associated with death and dying. For more information click HERE.
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End of Life PlanningThis is planning and preparing for end of life care including wills, letters of wishes, trusts, life insurance, business succession planning and more. To learn more about this service click here.
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Where can I add my FAQs?FAQs can be added to any page on your site or to your Wix mobile app, giving access to members on the go.
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Legacy ProjectLegacy projects are a tangible way in which families can work together to preserve memories of their loved one It can provide intentional time to reflect on the importance of each other and what gives meaning to the persons life.
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Public SpeakingLets talk about the uncomfortable things so we can get comfortable. Topics include my book The hardest, not the worst year, grief education, and getting real about the inevitable.
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Please note that names have not been included to respect client privacy.