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🌱 Life Healing, Death Transitioning 🌱
- Normalizing Death Education
- 1:1 Grief Healing
- Reiki (1:1 or healing circles)
- Readings (1:1 or healing circles)
- Astrology Moon Mama
- Lover of Life

11/02/2026

Today is November 2nd, and your LAST chance to get one of my $30 readings before they go back to regular price!

Only a few spots left open for today. 🥰

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11/01/2026

In Honour of Dia De Los Mu***os I will be offering $30 readings today and tomorrow!

Please inbox for yours!

11/01/2026

Imagine preparing your home for someone you have missed with your whole body. You bring out their photograph, make the food they loved and light the way to your door. Within Mexico’s Día de Mu***os traditions, these gestures carry a sacred invitation: you are remembered here, and you are welcome home. November 1st holds a particularly tender place within Mexico’s Día de Mu***os traditions. In many families, this day is dedicated to children who have died, affectionately called los angelitos, meaning “little angels.” It is a time to prepare for their spiritual homecoming, welcoming them with offerings chosen especially for them. Customs and the timing of their arrival vary between communities, but the intention is deeply personal: to receive a beloved child with love, care and familiarity.

An ofrenda prepared for the angelitos carries the memory of childhood. Toys, sweets and favourite foods give the welcome a familiar sweetness. Imagine someone carefully placing a little treat beside a photograph, remembering exactly what that child would have reached for first. There is a profound tenderness in dedicating this day to the smallest members of the ancestral family. Children belong within that circle of remembrance too. Their stories can be told to siblings and relatives who never met them, their photographs brought forward, their names spoken with affection. A short life can remain deeply woven into a family’s identity. The magic of November 1st lives in these intimate preparations. A favourite flavour remembered. A small offering placed with care. Candlelight beside a child’s photograph. Within the traditions of the angelitos, love prepares for a visitor whose place in the family is still held, and whose homecoming is met with warmth.

OntarioCollegeofDeathDoulas.ca

11/01/2026

🪶As we enter Samhain, I turn towards the ancestors and loved ones who walk with us in spirit. I think of those I knew intimately and those whose names have become difficult to trace. Behind each of us stretches a history of people who once stood beneath an autumn sky with lives as immediate as our own. Tonight, I honour their place in the story that allowed me to be here. When the stories have been spoken, I spend a little time listening. I feel the support beneath me and notice the evening around me. This is how I make room for spiritual connection, with attention rather than urgency.

🪶Tonight try speaking with your loved ones. Aloud or in a letter or in your mind. Then sit quietly waiting to hear if you get an answer. Stay in your heart and in the love.

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10/30/2026

🧙‍♀️Tonight is the night before All Hallows’ Eve. Beyond the window, branches stand more exposed against the sky, and the ground holds the damp scent of autumn returning to soil. As we approach Samhain, the turning towards winter draws our attention to thresholds: the doorway between seasons, the boundary between the familiar and the unknown, the meeting place of the living and the dead.

🧙‍♀️Preparing for Samhain includes considering what it means to be available to another presence. The season invites a kind of watchfulness that is patient and receptive. Something can matter deeply even when very little appears to be happening. During this season, I think of that care as tending a hearth. It requires attention across time: noticing when something needs adjusting and allowing enough quiet to recognise it. At the bedside, that can mean helping a family member find somewhere to rest, keeping the room comfortable or contacting the care team when support is needed. These ordinary acts give presence a practical form.

🧙‍♀️The woodland offers space for us. Under the dark canopy, roots remain held in earth while the visible world changes above them. At a vigil, we can offer that steadiness through our willingness to stay attentive. We do not have to fill the night with meaning on someone else’s behalf. We can listen when they speak and remain close when words become tiring. As Samhain approaches, keeping watch becomes a way to reflect on how we accompany change. We tend the place where someone rests, respect the company they have chosen and allow the night to unfold around their care. There is a quiet devotion in being there when being there is what has been asked of us.

🧙‍♀️ Tonight try sitting beside a window for five minutes with a small lamp or flameless candle. Listen to the evening without reaching for your phone, noticing what asks for your attention. Before you rise, speak this intention: “May I recognize when my presence is needed, and offer it with care.” Let that be your preparation for the threshold of Samhain.

OntarioCollegeofDeathDoulas.com

10/29/2026

Peterborough!!! You Asked! We Heard You!! We're bringing our full training to you! Become a Certified Death Doula through an immersive, in-person course running May 3rd to 21st, 2027!

Your tuition includes 3 weeks of our Complete Death Doula course PLUS three specialist certifications: MAiD, Sacred Transitions and Walking with Grief. Learn to support people through dying, death and bereavement with practical skills, compassionate care and a deeper understanding of what these experiences ask of us.

We’ll cover MAiD support and aftercare, Vigil Planning, Sacred Plant Therapy, Acute and Chronic Care, Spiritual Support, and Grief across the lifespan, including children, teens, and adults, and pregnancy and infant loss.

Come ready to ask questions, have the conversations people often avoid, and build your confidence in this work. Full tuition is $2,500, including all three specialist courses.

Message me for more information or to register. Let’s get you into the classroom! Spaces are EXTREMELY limited!!

OntarioCollegeofDeathDoulas.ca

10/29/2026

👐As we approach Samhain, the gathering of the dead can hold more than sorrow. There is room for a generous meal and stories that get funnier every time they are told. In this Season of the Veil, welcoming our ancestors can include remembering what made their company a pleasure.

👐Around a Samhain table, an ancestor’s story can begin with something wonderfully ordinary. Remember the relative who cheated at cards so obviously that catching them became part of the game. Give their expressions a voice again, including the affectionate exaggerations that made them unmistakable. These memories welcome the person’s character into the evening. There can be tears at that table. A familiar song may catch in someone’s throat, or a funny story may end with a silence because everyone wishes its subject were there to tell it. Samhain gives us an occasion to remain together through those changes in feeling. Laughter can return when it returns, without anyone having to hurry it along.

👐As we embark on Samhain, we can prepare a welcome that reflects the ancestors we are inviting into remembrance. Let the evening hold some of that familiar warmth. The Season of the Veil has room for the pleasure of remembering them.

👐Today, plan for a gathering Samhain. It can even be a tea for two. Invite each willing guest to bring one funny or joyful ancestor story to your gathering. Share them over something seasonal to eat. Let the stories continue for as long as people want to tell them.

OntarioCollegeofDeathDoulas.ca

10/28/2026

Writing has always been incredibly healing for me, but I honestly never thought about how much writing my book would dig up certain parts of myself, my childhood, my life, have me reexamine them, and connect so many dots...

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Deathdoularandi.ca

10/28/2026

🥘What would you prepare if someone you loved were coming home for a visit? You would remember their preferences, perhaps buying the coffee they insisted tasted better than every other brand. In Día de los Mu***os, that personal knowledge becomes part of welcoming deceased loved ones. An offering holds the care of someone who remembers what they enjoyed. Favourite foods and drinks are prepared for returning loved ones, making hospitality part of remembrance. Flowers become part of the journey home, giving direction to the welcome being prepared. A plate of food carries knowledge of an appetite and a lifetime of shared meals. A path of petals expresses an invitation.

🥘During this Season of the Veil, I am drawn to the tenderness of a welcome prepared with someone specific in mind. Learning about offerings within Día de los Mu***os deepens my appreciation for the care carried through ritual. In my own work, bringing that attentiveness to the wishes and traditions of each person and family is ever so important to me.

Today ask someone you love, “What food and what flower would make a gathering feel unmistakably like you?” Find out why they chose them and save their answer. Those few minutes can give you a piece of personal history you would never learn from a standard planning form.

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10/28/2026

A funeral is not simply an event that follows a death. It is an opportunity to tell a story, acknowledge a life, honour relationships, and create a moment that will remain with those in attendance long after the ceremony has ended.

The Ontario College of Death Doula Studies invites you to explore the art and responsibility of becoming a Funeral Celebrant.

This five-day professional training moves beyond traditional funeral formats to explore the creation of deeply personal ceremonies, meaningful rituals, cultural traditions, and celebrations that reflect the individuality of the person who has died.

From intimate home gatherings and outdoor memorials to formal funeral services, you will develop the knowledge and practical skills to thoughtfully design, write, and officiate ceremonies while supporting families through some of life’s most significant moments.

December 14th to 18th, 2026
Five-Day Training | $500 CAD
Virtual - Online

Because no two lives are lived the same way, no two farewells should have to be.

Learn to create ceremonies that people don’t simply attend, but carry with them.

Ontariocollegeofdeathdoulas.ca for more information or to register

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