One-on-one support

Multiple Losses

Grief groups

Online and in-person

I can provide workshops on the topic of grief and how to work through the grief, especially in workplace settings.  I am also available to facilitate a grief group, specifically in the area of perinatal loss as I have a certificate in specializing in Canadian Perinatal Mental Health training.

I have also worked extensively with international people as an ESL teacher.  I would be happy to assist those struggling with English who have experienced loss on all kinds of levels (loss of family due to move, loss of identity, loss of job, loss of culture, etc) along with a loss of a loved one.

I am also very familiar with complex and complicated grief that Indigenous communities face because of intergenerational trauma and experiences with being a Residential School Survivor.  I can provide and facilitate grief groups specifically dedicated to Indigenous peoples.

Da VanCi deathdoula

Navigating End of life, Grief and Loss

As a death doula and a grief educator, one of my primary goals is to create spaces for open communication, education and normalization around grief, death and dying. Da VanCi deathdoula is about keeping an open mind, growing, and sharing the knowledge and experience I’ve gained along the way. Creating new ways to guide people through their mortality and the challenges that death and grief can bring into our lives.

Available online and in person:

Safe and supportive spaces for connection, reflection, and honest conversation, all at your own pace

• Compassionate peer-to-peer grief support

• Heart-centered grief circles

• Facilitated death cafés under the name BITE THE DUST