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Monday 9am - 5pm Tuesday 9am - 5:05pm Wednesday 9am - 5:05pm Thursday 9am - 5pm Friday 9am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 3pm

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Lisa Potter - End of Life Guide & Celebrant - Gold Coast

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Lisa Potter - End of Life Guide & Celebrant - Gold Coast

💙Heartcentered support services focused on consciously navigating your end of life journey, your way

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Gold Coast, QLD

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:05pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:05pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 3pm

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+61407177286

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Holding you through lifes profound transitions

‘Life is what we celebrate. All of it. Even (and especially), the end of it’.

The decision for me to be of service to others as they navigate natural transitions in life comes from a very pure intent. My desire to educate, inspire, teach, support and hold space for others is profoundly integrated in the make up of who I am.

My fascination specifically with dying and death, and my desire to understand it more, originated from a profound life experience as a care-giver, at an early age. From the age of 18, until 25, I midwifed my younger sister through all of the challenging aspects of living alongside terminal cancer. My experience of journeying alongside my sister, her cancer diagnosis, and her terminal illness is documented in detail in my book - Many Rivers to Cross. https://www.facebook.com/ManyRiversToCross/ This experience, early in life, carved out the path ahead, for me; and my sister, Wendy, has and will always be, my ‘why’.

This momentous experience aside, my whole life, I have been drawn to a greater understanding of life and death, to educate myself on what we do, how we do it and most importantly, why we do it. I have sought to make meaning of past and present rituals, traditions and practices and I believe wholeheartedly that today, everyone has a right to consider their personal needs and seek meaningful options.

Every person, every family, every situation deserves to fully understand their options and choices, so that they may make decisions that are meaningful, fulfilling and connected to who they are. As in life, so too in our end of life. My services are offered to provide these very options - know that there is great flexibility in our end of life journeying, we simply need to be educated and supported through the process. Overall, the intention is to prepare for ‘a good death’, whatever that means to you, personally.

I see that how we live our life, the connections we make, the love we give and receive, our passions and purpose, the conscious, informed decisions we make - all lend themselves to leading us to a 'good death'. How we live, is typically how we will die. As with every other aspect of our life, we deserve to make our own informed decisions about the end of our life - where we will die, how we will be supported, who will be there, what we wish for our remembrance, how our loved ones will be supported. End of life planning, wishes and options should be as important, discussed and celebrated as the beginning of life.

It is time for us to do things a little differently, or certainly to readily access diverse options. Mostly we are directed in to the existing clinical, analytical, profit making and medical models. You all are now able to make individual and conscious choices, based on meeting your own needs for the end of life process, for preferences on where to die, how to die and for what occurs post death - funerals, farewells and rituals. This also includes how you wish to be seen, held and supported in the grieving process.

I offer personalised and tailored support systems, advice, advocacy, rituals and death companioning for all ages and stages.

Death Doula - Funeral Celebrant - Memorial Celebrant - Grief and Loss Navigator - End of Life Rituals - Author - Speaker - Death Positive Advocate - Death Companion - Creative Grief Therapist

Wholeheartedly,

Lisa Potter

DipCouns ; BATheatre ; GradCertPalliativeCare ; Funeral Celebrant

(Ex funeral director ~Dramatherapist ~Volunteer for chronic illness not for profit ~ Grief Ritual Facilitator ~Grief Circles ~Somatic bodywork)