Grief and spiritual care for the dying, their families, and the people who care for them — offered by Rebecca Churt, certified death doula and grief guide.
Compassionate companionship through existential questions that arise before and during illness, dying, and major life transitions.
Gentle tending after loss or in anticipation of it. Support that affirms your way through grief as worthy and human.
If you've been changed by something you can't quite explain or are still trying to put into words, you don't have to make sense of it alone.
I've spent years sitting with people at the actual edge of life, in the last days and hours before and after death. What I've come to see, again and again, is that people without any spiritual ground beneath them — no felt sense that something continues, that they're held by anything larger than their own biography — tend to meet the end of life in terror. I don't think that's the only way it has to go.
I trained through Going With Grace, completed a hospice residency at Lily House in Wellfleet, MA, and studied grief ritual with Francis Weller. I'm also the founder of The Grievery, a community practice space for grief, loss, and life's biggest transitions.
The space between the body being cared for and the soul being tended.
Modern dying has become a medical event. What is missing, is everything else: the grief that starts long before someone dies, the questions of meaning that surface near the end, the fear that has nowhere to go.
First complete and submit the form. Then we can connect by email, text, phone, or video — whatever feels most comfortable. I’m here to answer questions, offer guidance, and help you clarify the kind of care that feels right for you or your loved one.
You don't have to carry this alone.
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