A good death is demonstrated when we honor the end-of-life choices of the terminally ill. End-of-Life Doulas are trained to help us do just that. They are non-medical, professionally trained individuals who assist in the dying process. They help individuals, and their caregivers, cope with death by providing physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual support before, during and after the death occurs.

Encountering the loss of a spouse is overwhelming. The mourning process may include shock, numbness, and deep pain and sorrow. Logistically, emotionally, spiritually, and logistically, there is much to navigate and process. The best way to ensure you can focus your energy on grieving, remembering, honoring, and healing after your loved one passes is to ensure you have all the logistics in order ahead of time.

The death wellness movement rethinks the way we approach death. Death wellness or "dying well "is a trend where individuals, academics, spiritual leaders, and healthcare professionals collaborate and help their clients or loved ones plan for a peaceful, comfortable, and intentional end-of-life experience.