With a Master of Arts in Culture & Spirituality, I bring a holistic perspective to my work as a doula, as well as to weddings, funerals and other services where people mark important moments with ritual and celebration.
Helen Stickney, PhD
[she/her]
I am a meditation instructor and death doula specializing in contemplative approaches to mortality and grief. As a doula, my role is to support individuals and their loved ones through the various phases of the end of life process. I am available to support everyone involved in the dying process with embodied approaches to integrating loss and transformation. Meditation and deep listening are present in all aspects of my work.
Nisha Bowman, MSW, LSW, APHSW-C, CGCS, NEDA Proficient
Lynne Ireland-Knight
Lorraine Laster-Yashin
Gianna Bottone
My path to deathcare has been shaped by lived experiences as well as educational and professional training. During my own grief journey, I’ve followed my bodily awareness through movement/ dance and art-making to address and process my emotions. In my educational and professional life, I use Art Therapy to explore people’s needs and emotions. My goal with clients is to aid in processing their grief and to help them reconnect emotions, sensations, thoughts, and experiences to achieve overall congruence.
Carolyn Webb
I'm a Master's level clinician with a main focus of treatment in trauma, but vast experience with various other mental health conditions. I possess over 25 years of experience in the field with additional certifications in crisis work including my contributions as a counselor with the National Crisis Helpline as well as the Medical Reserve Corp where I specialize in Psychological First Aid. Outside of my work I enjoy nature photography, music, baking and spending time with my friends and family.