End of Life Doula Directory
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Joanna Leffeld
Joanna has been guiding people as the “Moolah Doula” for many years helping people become empowered in their relationship with money. As an End of Life doula, she understands the importance of having one’s financial “house” in order. She is a classically trained ballet dancer, yoga teacher, meditator and artist all of which form the…
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Susan Luddy
Starting in my teenage years, I had some very interesting experiences surrounding the deaths of family and friends, and later on, caring for my elderly father for 10 years, and helping other loved ones as needed. While I have been called an empath, lightworker, earth angel, healer, guide and intuitive throughout my life, it wasn’t until the last decade that I started feeling a stirring in my soul, which led me to what I’m doing today.
After I enrolled in the Specialist program at the Doulagivers Institute and was immersed in completing this intensive certification training as an End of Life Doula, Elder Care Doula and Care Consultant, I realized I had found my calling, combined all of my gifts and stepped into my life purpose.
Since then, I’ve become credentialed by the National End-Of-Life Alliance (NEDA) and has earned the NEDA Proficient designation. From there I took additional training in Grief Counseling, became an Ordained Minister to lead end of life celebrations, and am a member of Lifespan Doulas. I have completed hospice training, background checks and am actively volunteering at and contracting with hospices, long-term care organizations and agencies, and work with private clients.
My main service areas include Sedona, the Verde Valley and Flagstaff in northern Arizona and additional areas within a 90-minute radius as needed. I also provide virtual services, educational opportunities and workshops online via www.theinfinitepath.com.
It is my honor to help with your end of life plans and journey while leading with love and sharing my light with you, your loved ones and our communities. I look forward to connecting with you.
Phone: 928-224-8499
Email: theinfinitepathdoula@gmail.com
Mary Jo Speer
Mary Jo Speer Ed.D., RN, is a diploma graduate RN, practicing Emergency Medicine for over 3 decades. She completed her Doctoral work at UNC Charlotte with a focus on end of life care. She had the privilege of caring for her Mother for the last 2 months of her life. She died in her home…
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Kristina Berano
Kristina Berano is a Connecticut native, recently relocated to central Florida. She has been married for over 26 years to her college sweetheart and they are the proud parents of two amazing children. She loves the color purple, sunshine at the beach, going to the movies, and chocolate candy! With two college degrees and a…
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Connie Vazquez
I am honored to be an End of Life Doula, and I am honored to be a part of something sacred that we will all face one day. I love all living things and feel both humans and animals need a supportive, peaceful transition. If you have a pet, I understand how they can perceive…
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Elizabeth Rawlins
“You matter because you are you, You matter to the very last moment Of your life, And we will do all we can Not only to help you die peacefully, But to live until you die.” Dame Cecily Sanders Hi! My name is Elizabeth Rawlins. I am a Certified End-of-Life Doula through the award-winning Doulagivers…
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Kristina Berano
Kristina Berano is a Connecticut native, soon to be relocating to central Florida. She has been married for over 26 years to her college sweetheart and they are the proud parents of two amazing children. She loves the color purple, sunshine at the beach, going to the movies, and chocolate candy! With two college degrees…
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Janice Durant
Our elders deserve every bit of respect and dignity that we can offer them. End of life should be given the same reverence as the beginning of life. I had the privilege of being my mom’s caregiver until she took her last breath. My super power is that I “speak” dementia. This has been a…
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Molly Welch
“You will be a singer, in that I see you singing songs about the past and…commemorating those who have gone before us.” As a child of some privilege, and 20yr old theatre and writing major, I had no idea what this had meant when non-medical healer first shared this advice or foresight with me. My…
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T. Michelle Churchman
Theresa Michelle Churchman, MIS, is owner and practitioner at Shoji Bridge Departure Doula. A cancer diagnosis when she was young helped Michelle develop a healthy view of death and dying, and attending her mother’s death led to her current passion for supporting people who are dying, for educating and advocating for death preparedness and death…
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