Itâs one of the most common things we hear from people considering end-of-life celebrant training.
They tell us they feel called to the work. They tell us t...
People exploring end-of-life work tend to run into the same three job titles. Death doulas. End-of-life celebrants. Grief counselors. They sound similar, they often work w...
Something significant has been happening in the United States for the last twenty years, and most of the funeral industry hasnât caught up to it just yet.
Nearly three...
Most of us have.
The service that felt borrowed from somewhere else. The eulogy that mispronounced her name twice. The repeated line of âwell, I didnât know the Bob but h...
Maybe it started at a funeral. You were sitting in a folding chair, listening to someone youâd never met read your auntâs biography like a LinkedIn profile, and a small, ...
When it comes to networking for celebrants, one thing becomes clear pretty quickly⌠this work is built on relationships.
C...
 by Lois Heckman, Celebrant Academy Instructor
âThe only constant in life is change.â At least thatâs what Heraclitus tells us. We may think that our modern world is more fast-paced when it comes to change, but these words of Heraclitus come to us...
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