End-of-Life Doula Support
Free consultation prices start at $50
Compassionate presence for life's final chapter
The end of life can bring uncertainty, difficult conversations, changing needs, grief, and deeply meaningful moments. It can also be overwhelming for families who are trying to be present with someone they love while navigating everything that comes with dying.
An end-of-life doula provides non-medical emotional, practical, and compassionate support to individuals approaching the end of life and to the people who care for them. A doula does not replace your medical, hospice, or palliative care team. Instead, we offer something different: time, presence, companionship, and support centred around the person and family.
Sometimes that means sitting quietly beside someone so they are not alone. Sometimes it means listening to fears or memories, helping someone reflect on their life, creating something meaningful for the people they love, supporting exhausted family members, or simply being a calm and familiar presence during an unfamiliar experience.
How I Can Support You
End-of-life doula support is shaped around the individual. Depending on your needs and wishes, our time together may include:
Compassionate companionship and a calm presence
Emotional support for the individual and their loved ones
Support for family members and caregivers
Conversations about death, dying, fears, wishes, meaning, and legacy
Anticipatory grief support
Life review and legacy projects
Creating meaningful rituals or remembrance practices
Meditation, reflection, or spiritual support when desired
Companionship during the dying process
Bereavement support for loved ones following a death
You do not need to follow a particular spiritual or religious tradition to receive support through The Jyoti Path. Your beliefs, culture, values, relationships, and wishes remain at the centre of the experience. Spiritual support is available when it is meaningful to you, but it is never an expectation.
Why Work With an End-of-Life Doula?
Dying is a deeply human experience, but it can be difficult to know what to say, what to do, or simply how to be present.
Having a doula can provide another layer of support alongside medical and palliative care. It gives the person who is dying someone whose role is centred on presence, listening, comfort, and their individual wishes. It can also give family members additional support during a time when they may be grieving while simultaneously providing care.
You do not have to wait until the final days of life to seek doula support. Some people begin much earlier, allowing time to build a relationship, talk about what matters most, explore fears and wishes, create legacy projects, and prepare emotionally for what lies ahead.
Pricing
Complimentary Consultation — Free
30 minutes
An opportunity for you and your family to meet with me, talk about what you are experiencing and what kind of support you are looking for, ask questions, and decide whether I am the right person to accompany you.
Individual End-of-Life Support — $50
Up to 60 minutes
One-on-one support tailored to your current needs. Sessions may include companionship, conversation, emotional or spiritual support, anticipatory grief support, reflection, or simply having someone present.
Extended Support Visit — $90
Up to 2 hours
Additional time for companionship, caregiver support, family conversations, life reflection, legacy activities, spiritual support, or other individualized needs.
Ongoing Support Package — $425
Up to 10 hours
For individuals and families who would like ongoing support over multiple visits. Hours can be arranged according to your needs and circumstances.
Bedside & Vigil Support — By Arrangement
Extended presence during the active dying process can be discussed individually based on your family's needs, timing, location, and my availability.
Travel outside my local service area may involve an additional travel fee. This will always be discussed before services are booked.
End-of-life doula care is a non-medical supportive service. It does not replace physicians, nurses, hospice or palliative care, psychotherapy, professional counselling, emergency services, or other regulated health-care services.
Free consultation prices start at $50
Compassionate presence for life's final chapter
The end of life can bring uncertainty, difficult conversations, changing needs, grief, and deeply meaningful moments. It can also be overwhelming for families who are trying to be present with someone they love while navigating everything that comes with dying.
An end-of-life doula provides non-medical emotional, practical, and compassionate support to individuals approaching the end of life and to the people who care for them. A doula does not replace your medical, hospice, or palliative care team. Instead, we offer something different: time, presence, companionship, and support centred around the person and family.
Sometimes that means sitting quietly beside someone so they are not alone. Sometimes it means listening to fears or memories, helping someone reflect on their life, creating something meaningful for the people they love, supporting exhausted family members, or simply being a calm and familiar presence during an unfamiliar experience.
How I Can Support You
End-of-life doula support is shaped around the individual. Depending on your needs and wishes, our time together may include:
Compassionate companionship and a calm presence
Emotional support for the individual and their loved ones
Support for family members and caregivers
Conversations about death, dying, fears, wishes, meaning, and legacy
Anticipatory grief support
Life review and legacy projects
Creating meaningful rituals or remembrance practices
Meditation, reflection, or spiritual support when desired
Companionship during the dying process
Bereavement support for loved ones following a death
You do not need to follow a particular spiritual or religious tradition to receive support through The Jyoti Path. Your beliefs, culture, values, relationships, and wishes remain at the centre of the experience. Spiritual support is available when it is meaningful to you, but it is never an expectation.
Why Work With an End-of-Life Doula?
Dying is a deeply human experience, but it can be difficult to know what to say, what to do, or simply how to be present.
Having a doula can provide another layer of support alongside medical and palliative care. It gives the person who is dying someone whose role is centred on presence, listening, comfort, and their individual wishes. It can also give family members additional support during a time when they may be grieving while simultaneously providing care.
You do not have to wait until the final days of life to seek doula support. Some people begin much earlier, allowing time to build a relationship, talk about what matters most, explore fears and wishes, create legacy projects, and prepare emotionally for what lies ahead.
Pricing
Complimentary Consultation — Free
30 minutes
An opportunity for you and your family to meet with me, talk about what you are experiencing and what kind of support you are looking for, ask questions, and decide whether I am the right person to accompany you.
Individual End-of-Life Support — $50
Up to 60 minutes
One-on-one support tailored to your current needs. Sessions may include companionship, conversation, emotional or spiritual support, anticipatory grief support, reflection, or simply having someone present.
Extended Support Visit — $90
Up to 2 hours
Additional time for companionship, caregiver support, family conversations, life reflection, legacy activities, spiritual support, or other individualized needs.
Ongoing Support Package — $425
Up to 10 hours
For individuals and families who would like ongoing support over multiple visits. Hours can be arranged according to your needs and circumstances.
Bedside & Vigil Support — By Arrangement
Extended presence during the active dying process can be discussed individually based on your family's needs, timing, location, and my availability.
Travel outside my local service area may involve an additional travel fee. This will always be discussed before services are booked.
End-of-life doula care is a non-medical supportive service. It does not replace physicians, nurses, hospice or palliative care, psychotherapy, professional counselling, emergency services, or other regulated health-care services.