• People who have been recently diagnosed, or are living with a terminal illness seeking support for facing their mortality.
• People who are in the active phase of dying or considered palliative who need completion processes to aid this transition.
• People who are in a comatose state.
• People who need a completion process from a death that occurred at some time in their life.
• People who want a process to free themselves of their attachments to their lives.
• People who want to engage with their fear of death, and in so doing, discover a renewed passion for life.
• People who need their home/land cleared of unwanted energies associated with deaths.
• People who wish to offer additional support to their ailing pet during the animal's dying process

Please note that what Debbie offers is in no way meant to replace existing medical treatments.  She provides these services to complement existing treatments. Many people have other needs at this time of their life that go unmet and she works with meeting those needs.

Testimonials from clients:

“When I first met Debbie, I was skeptical yet intrigued as to what a Death Doula is and what she might possibly do for me. After getting to know each other I had confided in her that I had been struggling with the acceptance of the death of a young family member. In a very short time, she was able to help me through it and I actually felt a weight being lifted from my shoulders. She has since helped with the grieving process of a beloved family pet.” – J. Verdon

“Debbie offers the rare and valuable service of helping people to "offer death to", or let go of, things they need to complete with, thoroughly and completely.  This can be done in one-on-one consultations or in ceremony, but either way, she's the real deal.” - Carrie Rathwell, BAH, Ceremonialist

“The service that Debbie provide for me was excellent. She took the time to listen to me.  I had full confidence in her ability and if future events should present themselves I will not hesitate to ask for her help.” – N. Verdon