End Of Life Doula (EOL) Services

Become a certified End-of-Life Doula and learn how to provide compassionate, holistic support to individuals and families during life’s final transition.

Training is typically held over two full days on a weekend, offering an immersive and heart-centered learning experience. You’ll explore topics such as emotional support, legacy work, vigil planning, and the spiritual aspects of end-of-life care.

For more information and upcoming class dates, visit the CLASSES tab.

If you prefer one-on-one training, contact Stacey at (989) 770-0516 to arrange personalized instruction.

An end-of-life doula offers compassionate guidance and support for individuals and families navigating the final stages of life. Whether you’re seeking emotional comfort, legacy work, or assistance with vigil planning, a doula provides care rooted in peace, dignity, and love.

How to Get Started:
Contact Stacey at (989) 770-0516 or email brighterdaizes@gmail.com for detailed pricing information and a full list of available services.

Based on your unique needs, you will be thoughtfully paired with an End-of-Life Doula who can provide the right support for you and your loved ones.

Let Daizes help you create a meaningful, comforting, and love-filled end-of-life experience.

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Legacy work is a deeply meaningful part of end-of-life (EOL) doula care. It involves working closely with a terminally ill person to create keepsakes and personal expressions that capture their essence, memories, and love for those they will leave behind.

These keepsakes can take many forms — heartfelt letters, recorded messages, photo albums, memory boxes, or even a list of final wishes and reflections. Each piece becomes a tangible reminder of the person’s life, values, and the love they shared.

For families, legacy work offers comfort and connection long after their loved one has passed. For the individual, it provides a sense of purpose, peace, and the opportunity to leave behind something beautiful and lasting.

Legacy work is not just about remembrance — it’s about celebrating life, honoring stories, and creating a bridge of love that endures beyond time.