The Role of End of Life Doulas in Anticipatory Grief

Grief often begins before death. Known as anticipatory grief, it touches families, friends and even the person who is dying. End of Life Doulas provide presence and support during this tender time, helping people feel heard, connected and less alone as they prepare for the final goodbye.

The Unique Value of Doulas in End of Life Care

End of Life Doulas complement medical care by offering the time, presence and advocacy clinical teams can’t always provide. From early planning to post-death support, we guide, listen and hold space, ensuring each person’s final journey is dignified, supported and true to their wishes.

Understanding End of Life Doulas vs. Social Workers

End of Life Doulas and Social Workers offer different but complementary support to people nearing death. This article explores how both roles contribute to holistic care, their key differences and why collaboration matters – especially as Australia’s ageing population grows and care systems face increasing pressure. Understanding these roles helps ensure better end of life support.

Continuity of Care in End of Life: Why It Matters

Continuity of care means having someone who stays involved from beginning to end – offering steady, non-clinical support that helps people feel calm, seen, and safe. This blog explores why consistency matters at the end of life and how End of Life Doulas help bridge the human gaps in care that clinical services often can’t fill.