CELEBRATING THE LIFE LIVED
This discussion will be lead by Death Doulas, Julie Dain and Lashanna Williams, as they share what it means to celebrate the life lived rather than grieving the life lost.
Death Doulas cultivate empowered passing by helping their clients create peace, closure, and acceptance. By curating the ending of one’s story, these doulas help to dispel the fear of “what comes next” while imagining a better death.
FREE, REGISTRATION REQUIRED
HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY
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CELEBRATING THE LIFE LIVED
This discussion will be lead by Death Doulas, Julie Dain and Lashanna Williams, as they share what it means to celebrate the life lived rather than grieving the life lost.
Death Doulas cultivate empowered passing by helping their clients create peace, closure, and acceptance. By curating the ending of one’s story, these doulas help to dispel the fear of “what comes next” while imagining a better death.
FREE, REGISTRATION REQUIRED
HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY
BIMA is following the COVID-19 recommendations and guidance from Kitsap Public Health District, Washington State Department of Health, and the CDC, and will continue to update health and safety policies as needed. At this time, masks and proof of vaccination is not required–but we welcome you to wear a mask if you choose.
We recommend visiting our website prior to this event for the most up-to-date policies.
ABOUT JULES DAIN
Jules Dain is a Grief Counselor and End of Life Doula. She has a lifetime of experience in grief and loss. Jules is originally from the Bay Area and now calls Bremerton, Washington her home. Jules spends her downtime exploring cemeteries and teaching workshops on Creating the End of Your Own Story.
ABOUT LASHANNA WILLIAMS
Lashanna is a southend witch, a mother, a lover, a human tender, a massage therapist, a death doula, an active community member, an educator, and a synesthete. Her end-of-life work is rooted in touch and born in community care and she actively works to disrupt harmful systems and processes, while contributing to the expansion of more earth, human and consent centered behaviors. “My hands hear well, ” is something that Lashanna shares with clients often and by using all their senses to listen, Lashanna can hold a solid, authentic and grounded space in care and educational environments. She has been a Director for A Sacred Passing since 2018.
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