Meet Rebecca Churt

I am a trained and certified Death Doula and Grief Guide offering end-of-life support, spiritual companionship and grief care. 

I believe that death, spiritual care, and grief work are fundamentally about building our capacity to be present with what feels unbearable, while discovering the resilience, love, and connection that remain. My approach centers dignity, agency, and intimacy in the face of profound transition, helping individuals and families move through death and loss with clarity and compassion.

I serve individuals of all ages and backgrounds, guiding you through life’s thresholds with steadiness and care. My role is to create space for empowerment: supporting honest conversations about hopes and fears, clarifying what matters most, and helping you make intentional choices that honor your wishes. Together, we explore life, loss, death, and care at the end of life.

My services are personalized to meet the unique needs of each person and may include death care, spiritual companionship, and grief support. While not clinical or medical, my work complements palliative and hospice services by offering an additional layer of presence, understanding, spiritual and practical guidance. I primarily work remotely, providing support by video or phone so that care is accessible wherever you are.

I am certified as a Grief Care Coach, Grief Ritualist, Death Doula, and End-of-Life Educator, and I hold additional training as a yoga and meditation teacher. This work is not only a profession, but my life’s calling. My practice is influenced by teachers including Roshi Joan Halifax, Francis Weller, Alua Arthur, and Karine Bell, and is grounded in principles of social justice, collective care, and trauma-informed support.

I believe each person deserves to be met with respect and belonging, and that end-of-life and grief care must actively challenge inequity. I strive to cultivate spaces where vulnerability is welcomed, needs are tended, and sovereignty is upheld. We heal in relationship, and I am devoted to walking with people through the sacred terrain of dying, death, and what follows.

In addition to my doula work, I am the founder of The Grievery, an online grief support community dedicated to nurturing connection, reflection, and care beyond the bedside.