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🌱 Life Healing, Death Transitioning 🌱
- Normalizing Death Education
- 1:1 Grief Healing
- Reiki (1:1 or healing circles)
- Readings (1:1 or healing circles)
- Astrology Moon Mama
- Lover of Life

This work asks something of you.It asks you to slow down. To listen differently. To be present in a way most people have...
05/02/2026

This work asks something of you.

It asks you to slow down. To listen differently. To be present in a way most people have never been taught.

It asks you to look at your own relationship with death, grief, control, and discomfort before you step into someone else’s.

In person, that becomes even more real.

You’re not hiding behind a screen. You’re in the room. You’re feeling it. You’re practicing it. You’re being witnessed in it.

So no, this is not for everyone.

But if you’ve been the one people come to in the hardest moments, if you feel this pull that you can’t quite explain, if you know you’re meant to do this work in a real and practical way…

Then you already know.

Become a Death Doula

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This path, our course, it’s not for everyone.If you’re looking for something quick, something light, something you can s...
05/01/2026

This path, our course, it’s not for everyone.

If you’re looking for something quick, something light, something you can skim through and call yourself certified after a few easy videos, this is not it.

If you want surface level conversations about death that stay comfortable and avoid the real parts, this is not it.

If you’re not ready to sit with grief without trying to fix it, to be in rooms where emotions are raw and real and sometimes messy, this is not it.

If you’re hoping someone will give you scripts and perfect words so you never feel uncertain, this is not it.

This course, this work, this path asks more of you.

To find out more and Become A Death Doula please visit our website!
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Today marks the last day of World Spouse Bereavement Month.Sending love to all who lost their partner. ❤️
04/30/2026

Today marks the last day of World Spouse Bereavement Month.

Sending love to all who lost their partner.

❤️

Subtle coercion at the end of life is rarely intentional, which is exactly why it goes unnoticed. It does not look like ...
04/29/2026

Subtle coercion at the end of life is rarely intentional, which is exactly why it goes unnoticed. It does not look like pressure, it sounds like care, concern, or guidance. But underneath it, there is an influence being placed on a dying person’s choices.

It isn’t just what is said. It’s HOW it’s said. It’s when it’s said. It’s who says it.

It creates a lot of pressure on the dying person to perform for others. In life and death our decisions, should be just that. OURs.

Where this becomes especially complex is that no one thinks they are coercing. Families believe they are encouraging.
Doctors believe they are informing. But the cumulative effect can steer decisions away from what the dying person might have chosen if they felt completely free.

As a Death Doula we get to slow down this moment. We get to ask:
“What do you want this to look like?”
“What matters most to you right now?”
“How do you feel when you hear that option?”

We can also reflect language back in a way that creates awareness without confrontation.
“I’m hearing a lot of hope around continuing treatment. I’m also wondering how you’re feeling in your body about that.”

It is not about correcting anyone, it is about making the space more honest.

Because true autonomy at the end of life is not just about having options. It is about being able to choose without feeling pulled, managed, or emotionally responsible for everyone else in the room.

That level of freedom is desperately missing in death care.

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Bill Murray speaks on death in a way that he weaves it into how he talks about being alive, and you can feel that he und...
04/28/2026

Bill Murray speaks on death in a way that he weaves it into how he talks about being alive, and you can feel that he understands impermanence on a very real level.

A lot of what he circles back to is presence. He has said, in different ways over the years, that when you fully understand you are going to die, it sharpens everything. It pulls you into the moment in a way that nothing else really can. Not in a dramatic or fearful way, but in a very grounded, almost quiet clarity.

There is also this thread in how he lives, not just what he says. He is known for showing up unexpectedly, talking to strangers, inserting himself into ordinary moments. That behaviour often gets written off as quirky, but when you look at it through a death aware lens, it feels more intentional. It is almost like he refuses to live in a disconnected or overly controlled way.

He leans into the randomness of life, into human connection, into moments that cannot be repeated. That is a very death aware way of moving through the world. He has also touched on the idea that people are often not really living because they are avoiding the reality of dying. They distract themselves, numb out, or stay busy, but do not fully engage.

Bill teaches us that death is like an undercurrent. Life matters because it ends. Connection matters because it is temporary. And when you actually let that in, even just a little, you start to live differently, more open, more present, and a lot less afraid of what is coming.

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One of the complexities of childhood trauma is that it does not always present itself as a clear memory. Many people can...
04/28/2026

One of the complexities of childhood trauma is that it does not always present itself as a clear memory. Many people cannot recall specific events, especially from very early childhood, yet they live with the emotional and physiological imprint of those experiences. The body remembers what the mind cannot always access. Early memory formation is limited, but the nervous system still encodes the feeling of what happened, whether that was fear, abandonment,
confusion, or instability.

A person’s response to death is not just about their current circumstances. It is shaped by how they have experienced connection throughout their life, beginning in early childhood. The individual who fears abandonment may struggle deeply with the process of letting go. The individual who learned to suppress emotion may appear calm on the surface while experiencing significant internal distress. The individual who developed strong self reliance may resist support, even when it is needed.

Recognizing these patterns allows for a more nuanced approach to end of life care. It invites presence that is
responsive rather than prescriptive. It allows space for the person to be met where they are, rather than where we expect them to be.

This reminds us that every person carries a history that extends beyond what is visible. That life, death, happiness, and grief are layered, shaped by both past and present. That healing is possible, not by erasing what was, but by creating space for what can still be, even in our final moments.

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My coaching is immersive, honest, and deeply practical, where we shape your skills, your scope, and your business in rea...
04/26/2026

My coaching is immersive, honest, and deeply practical, where we shape your skills, your scope, and your business in real time, not just in theory.

Find your clients, bring in real income, make an incredible difference.

If you feel called to this path but don’t want to figure it out alone. This program is where your work becomes real, grounded, and calls in the people who need you.

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Nothing in us resists forever,not even breath,and in that surrender, there is a kind of truth.- Death Doula RandiOntario...
04/26/2026

Nothing in us resists forever,
not even breath,
and in that surrender, there is a kind of truth.

- Death Doula Randi

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Will Smith’s relationship with death shows up very clearly in how he speaks about fear, control, and what it means to le...
04/25/2026

Will Smith’s relationship with death shows up very clearly in how he speaks about fear, control, and what it means to let go of identity.

He connects that directly to how people move through life. The fear of losing everything, the fear of dying, the fear of things ending, can keep people tightly controlled and disconnected. But when he leans into those edges, even symbolically, he talks about feeling more alive, more present, and less attached to outcomes.

After his father died, he shared reflections about regret, emotional distance, and the complexity of loving someone imperfectly. That loss seemed to deepen his willingness to talk about death not just as an abstract idea, but as something that brings up truth, unfinished emotions, and the reality that time is limited.

His perspective lands less in “death education” and more in this idea that facing death, whether literally or symbolically, strips away what isn’t real. It pushes you into presence. It forces honesty. And it can open people into a deeper relationship with life itself, rather than something to be avoided or feared.

It’s actually a really accessible bridge for people who aren’t ready to talk about death directly, because he frames it through fear, identity, and transformation, which is often where people are more willing to begin.

✨Reiki is the quiet art of learning how to listen to energy, within yourself and within others. When we slow down and br...
04/24/2026

✨Reiki is the quiet art of learning how to listen to energy, within yourself and within others. When we slow down and bring our attention to the body, something remarkable begins to happen. The nervous system softens, the mind becomes clearer, and the body begins to return to the balance it naturally seeks.✨

Join us May 2nd and 3rd in Uxbridge, Ontario.

In this two day, in person training, we will cover the ins and outs of Reiki Levels 1 and 2, learning the foundations and advanced practices, of Reiki energy healing in a grounded and supportive environment.

Together we will explore the history and principles of Reiki, the chakra system, hand positions for healing, emotional and mental healing, distance healing, working with animals, meditation practices, Reiki symbols that deepen energetic connection, chakras, meridians, and all things energy.

This training is designed for both personal healing and for those who feel called to support others through energy work. Whether you are beginning your spiritual path or expanding the healing work you already do, Reiki offers a beautiful and practical way to connect with the natural flow of energy.

Students will receive attunements and certificates for Reiki Levels 1 and 2 upon completion.

Investment is $444

If you feel the quiet pull toward learning how energy moves and how healing happens, this is your moment to follow it.

🌷 May 2026 Offerings 🌷🤍May arrives with change. Things have shifted and we are so excited. Our day branch offs are takin...
04/24/2026

🌷 May 2026 Offerings 🌷

🤍May arrives with change. Things have shifted and we are so excited. Our day branch offs are taking a hiatus, and we are now running just our virtual Death Doula & in person Death Doula courses (spaces are limited and wait listed), our three day branch offs, and our coaching program! We are honing in on our work! Please watch for random pop up branch offs that will happen very selectively throughout the year.

May is a powerful time for learning, healing, and stepping closer to the work your soul is already be calling you toward.

🤍Spring is one of the most meaningful times to begin new work. As the world renews itself, we are reminded how sacred the full cycle of life truly is.

Our in person Certified Death Doula Training is virtual and open for those joining from across North America and beyond. All 2026 start dates are open now. Next up is June 15th-19th. 5 spots left. Our program is built from over 7 years of hands on end of life work and 6 years of teaching students who now support families in their own communities.

If this path has been quietly tapping on your shoulder, May is a beautiful time to listen.

🤍Client Sessions Available In Person or Virtually:

End of Life Doula Support
Business coaching
Grief Therapy
Energy Readings
Guided Meditation
Spiritual Counselling

🤍Mentorship/Coaching Packages

These coaching containers are designed for those ready to step fully into their purpose and spiritual work. Packages include access to all courses, with the exception of three day intensives, along with direct mentorship and guidance with Randi.

Spaces fill quickly. Inbox to register.

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Happy Earth Day!What glorious weather we are having for it! 17 degrees! I’ll take it. 🥰There’s something quietly powerfu...
04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day!

What glorious weather we are having for it! 17 degrees! I’ll take it. 🥰

There’s something quietly powerful about the idea that death can still be an act of care, not just for the people we love, but for the earth itself. The way we choose to leave our bodies can either place a burden on the planet or gently return us to it.

One of the most direct ways to support the earth in death is through green or natural burial. This means no embalming chemicals, no metal caskets, no concrete vaults. The body quite literally becomes nourishment again, feeding soil, plants, and ecosystems. It shifts the narrative from preservation to participation.

There are also options like aquamation, sometimes called water cremation, which uses water instead of flame and has a significantly lower environmental impact than traditional cremation.

Human composting, where it is available, takes this even further by intentionally transforming the body into nutrient rich soil that can be returned to the land.

Beyond the physical body, there are choices around what surrounds death. Avoiding toxic materials, reducing excess consumption, and choosing locally made or sustainable items for vigils or funerals all matter. Even something as simple as using natural fibres, dried flowers, or living plants instead of plastic based arrangements creates less long term impact.

At its core, today, Earth Day, this is about remembering that we are not separate from the earth. Death is one of the only moments where that truth becomes undeniable. Supporting the earth when we die is less about doing something extraordinary, and more about allowing ourselves to return in a way that is honest, gentle, and in relationship with the natural world.

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Keene, ON
K9H, K9J, K9K, K9L

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http://deathdoularandi.ca/

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