Death Doulas Part 1

from Poko Ponders · host SaltWire

Just like doulas who help with the birth of a baby, a death doula helps people process their grief and teaches them what to expect when a loved one dies.But how did this begin? What should we expect when a person is dying?SaltWire Host Sarah Poko spoke to Cindie Smith of Tidal End of Life Doula about the practice.

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