Good Mourning Society

27/02/2026

During the last couple weeks I have been honoured to be invited to speak about my work as an end of life doula. If you know me, you know I love to yap about all things death and grief! And when it's with professionals already on the same page, it's particularly enriching.
roccos_hospice and are two Greater Manchester hospices doing amazing work for both their patients and the community. I'm really looking forward to seeing how doulas can support the programmes and initiatives they have going.

I would love to visit more area organisations and share the work I, and fellow members are doing to improve end of life care for all! Just get in touch and we can arrange an in person or online session.

15/02/2026

15/02/2026

No caption, no hashtags, just a simple message from the heart.

27/01/2026

I have a hard time letting go of control. But as my relationship with my mortality grows and develops, the easier it is.

26/01/2026

I would love to see your ink! Share it in the comments, or an idea of what you want to get.

24/01/2026

Random find as I was researching for an article. 🤣

I'm a girls girls, so if she had reason to be haunting him, I'd believe it. And judging by his letter... yeah, I'm on her side. 👻

15/01/2026

Short and sweet today.

13/01/2026

Death doulas? Can we talk?

On top of everything I said in the video I do want to acknowledge there is of course the cultural reluctance to engage in these topics.

Add to that the fact few of us come onto social media in the mood to learn.

There are so many variables, but. The fact remains that it is incredibly difficult to reach people who may benefit from our services BEFORE it's too late.

There has to be ways to grow this movement, to develop our practices, that's possible online and not just in our local communities (which is so so important as well)

Have you noticed this yourself? Can we talk about this? Because I really believe in a rising tide and all that, so...