Doula
End of Life Doula
An end-of-life doula provides personalized support not only to the person at the end of life, but also to their loved ones, who are often overwhelmed by this stage. The doula acts as a bridge between the medical and legal fields, emotional needs, and personal wishes, facilitating the flow of information and making the choices available to families understandable.
Ariane trained as an end-of-life doula at Douglas College in British Columbia. Her approach focuses on empowering the person and their loved ones. Here are some examples of services offered online:
CURIOSITÉ SUR LA MORT
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Discuss personal values, goals, and preferences regarding end-of-life care
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Share information about the various advance care planning documents and their scope
NAVIGATION DES SOINS
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Inform family members of what to expect as the disease progresses
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Presenter respite and caregiver support strategies
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Provide advice on ethical and moral dilemmas related to end-of-life decisions
PLANIFICATION
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Help weigh the pros and cons of treatments
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Support informed decision-making consistent with the individual's values and preferences
FIN DE VIE
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Help weigh the pros and cons of treatments
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Support informed decision-making consistent with the individual's values and preferences
SOINS PALLIATIFS
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Help weigh the pros and cons of treatments
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Support informed decision-making consistent with the individual's values and preferences
APRÈS LE DÉCÈS
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Help weigh the pros and cons of treatments
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Support informed decision-making consistent with the individual's values and preferences
Book for your Online Doula Session
1 hr
100 dollars canadiens
1 hr 30 min
130 dollars canadiens
Examples Services:
1. Advance Care Planning
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Discuss personal values, goals, and preferences regarding end-of-life care
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Share information about the various advance care planning documents and their scope
2. Family and Caregiver Support
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Inform family members of what to expect as the disease progresses
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Presenter respite and caregiver support strategies
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Provide advice on ethical and moral dilemmas related to end-of-life decisions
3. Decision Support
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Help weigh the pros and cons of treatments
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Support informed decision-making consistent with the individual's values and preferences