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616.029Active dying & vigiling

  • Marie Curie: End of life

    Marie Curie · charity · organisation

    Index page: all of Marie Curie's guidance on the end of life. Understanding what to expect at the end of life and knowing how to get support can help you, and people caring for you, feel more prepared for this time.

  • Red Tent Doulas — End of Life Doula Services

    Red Tent Doulas · organisation

    A UK practitioner-led organisation offering end of life doula services and information. Provides a useful description of the doula role in the context of home death, vigiling, and practical family support — useful as a reference for explaining the role to clients.

  • What to expect from end of life care

    NHS · official · guide

    Find out what to expect from end of life care, wherever you're being cared for, including the 5 priorities for care and who to speak to if you’re concerned.

362.175Advance care planning

  • Bridging the gap

    Compassion in Dying · charity · article

    Research report. How to ensure people’s decisions are respected at the end of life

  • Compassion in Dying — Advance Statement Guide

    Compassion in Dying · guide

    Explains how to record personal wishes about care, values, religion, daily routine, and preferred place of care. Unlike an Advance Decision, an Advance Statement is not legally binding but must be taken into account by healthcare professionals.

  • Compassion in Dying — Free Online Advance Decision (Living Will) Service

    Compassion in Dying · tool

    A free, guided online tool to create a legally binding Advance Decision (living will) for England and Wales. Guides users through treatment refusal scenarios step by step. Documents must be printed, signed, and shared with GP. Also offers an Advance Statement template for wider wishes.

  • Compassion in Dying — Helpline

    Compassion in Dying · helpline

    Free helpline for people wanting information and support around end of life rights, Advance Decisions, Advance Statements, and treatment refusals. Open to individuals, families, and practitioners. Phone: 0800 999 2434. Email: info@compassionindying.org.uk.

  • Compassion in Dying: How we can help

    Compassion in Dying · charity · organisation

    Index page: all of Compassion in Dying's help with planning ahead. We support you to make informed choices, start honest conversations about death and dying with your loved ones, and record and revisit your wishes whenever you want, for free.

  • Do not resuscitate (DNR) forms and CPR decisions

    Compassion in Dying · charity · guide

    DNR forms are used by healthcare professionals to communicate that a decision has been made not to attempt CPR.

  • Living will (advance decision)

    Compassion in Dying · charity · guide

    A living will is a form which lets you refuse any medical treatments that you do not want to be given in the future.

  • Marie Curie — Advance Care Planning and Gold Standard Framework

    Marie Curie · guide

    Comprehensive guidance on advance care planning for professionals, including the Gold Standard Framework for community palliative care. Covers preferred place of death, anticipatory prescribing, and carer support. Includes downloadable tools and templates.

  • Marie Curie: Planning for end of life

    Marie Curie · charity · organisation

    Index page: all of Marie Curie's guidance on planning ahead. Why planning ahead is important. Information on making a Will, decisions about the care you

  • NHS Birmingham and Solihull — How to Support Advance Care Planning

    NHS Birmingham and Solihull ICB · guide

    Practical guidance for health and social care professionals (and doulas) on how to initiate and support advance care planning conversations. Covers the ReSPECT form, who should be involved, and how to document wishes in a way the NHS will honour.

  • NHS England — Universal Principles for Advance Care Planning

    NHS England · guide

    NHS England's framework setting out the universal principles that should underpin all advance care planning conversations and documentation. Essential reading for doulas supporting clients to navigate the NHS ACP process.

  • Planning ahead for end of life care

    NHS · official · guide

    Advice about planning for end of life care, including how to let people know what care you want to receive.

  • Rethinking the UK’s approach to dying

    Compassion in Dying · charity · article

    Research report. Lessons from an end-of-life helpline.

649.8Family & carer support

  • Carers UK — Helpline and Resources

    Carers UK · helpline

    National charity for unpaid carers. Provides information, advice, and emotional support for those caring for a dying person. Helpline: 0808 808 7777 (Mon–Fri 9am–6pm). Useful when supporting exhausted family carers who need guidance on rights and respite.

  • Death Cafe

    Death Cafe · organisation

    A global movement to increase openness about death through informal, agenda-free conversations over tea and cake. The UK is the largest network globally. Find or host a local Death Cafe to build community connections and support clients in having early conversations about dying.

  • Dying Matters — Resources and Awareness

    Dying Matters / Hospice UK · organisation

    A coalition led by Hospice UK to promote public awareness of death, dying, and bereavement. Provides conversation starter resources, the annual Dying Matters Awareness Week, and tools to help communities talk more openly about death.

  • Marie Curie: Publications

    Marie Curie · charity · organisation

    Index page: Marie Curie's booklets and publications. Browse the Marie Curie shop for a great range of charity Christmas cards, Christmas gifts, hampers, and decorations. All profits go towards the care of terminally ill patients

  • Need a doula?

    Living Well Dying Well · professional · organisation

    How to find End of Life Doula support. End of Life Doula UK, part of the Living Well Dying Well Network, receives all enquiries about doula support.

  • What is an end of life doula?

    Living Well Dying Well · professional · article

    Doulas provide a community-led response to support, share information and resources, and to re-empower families who wish to care for their dying at home, hospital or in nursing home.

  • Your wellbeing if you're having end of life care

    NHS · official · guide

    Information to help you cope during end of life care, including how your symptoms might change and what financial support you can get.

155.937Bereavement & after-death care

  • Anna's Story

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · article

    Direct experience account. Dr Agnieszka Anna Pytlowana is a Clinical Psychologist who understands, both professionally and personally, the impact of bereavement and grief. We're incredibly grateful to Anna for sharing her experience and insights with us.

  • Arrange the funeral

    GOV.UK · official · guide

    The steps you must take when someone dies - register a death, report a death with Tell Us Once, coroners, funerals and death abroad.

  • AtaLoss — UK Bereavement Signposting Directory

    AtaLoss · tool

    A registered charity connecting people with over 2,000 local and national bereavement services across the UK. Searchable by location, type of loss, age group, and preference. The most comprehensive directory of UK bereavement support — ideal for referring clients' families.

  • Bereavement help and support

    GOV.UK · official · guide

    The steps you must take when someone dies - register a death, report a death with Tell Us Once, coroners, funerals and death abroad.

  • Beth i'w wneud ar ôl i rywun farw

    GOV.UK · official · guide

    Welsh-language version. Y camau y mae’n rhaid i chi eu cymryd ar ôl i rywun farw – cofrestru marwolaeth, rhoi gwybod am farwolaeth gyda’r gwasanaeth Dywedwch Wrthym Unwaith, crwneriaid, angladdau a marwolaethau dramor.

  • Cancer Research UK — Practical Things to Do After a Death

    Cancer Research UK · guide

    Concise guidance on the immediate practical steps after a cancer-related death at home or in hospital: confirming death, contacting the right people, getting the medical certificate, and what to expect next. Helpful when a client's death follows a cancer diagnosis.

  • Coping with grief on Mother’s Day

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · guide

    Seasonal: Mother's Day. Grieving on mother's day can be extremely difficult, especially when we see families celebrate it on social media & TV. We can help.

  • Cruse Bereavement Support

    Cruse Bereavement Support · helpline

    The UK's leading bereavement charity, offering free face-to-face, telephone, email, and online support to anyone who has experienced a loss. National helpline: 0808 808 1677 (Mon & Fri 9:30am–5pm, Tue–Thu 9:30am–8pm). Local groups and one-to-one counselling also available.

  • Cruse Bereavement Support: Get support

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · organisation

    Index page: all of Cruse's ways to get support. We're here to help you no matter how long you've been grieving. Learn more about our different bereavement support services here.

  • Dylan Llewellyn's Story

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · article

    Direct experience account. Dylan Llewellyn, star of Celebrity Race Across the World, shares his story about losing his brother to suicide and his journey through grief.

  • Effects of grief

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · guide

    Grief affects us emotionally & physically. But it's different for everyone. Here, we list some of the most common effects of grief.

  • Find bereavement services from your council

    GOV.UK · official · guide

    Contact your council to find resources and support to help when you have to cope with a death

  • Funeral Guide — Laying Out a Body: A Complete Guide

    Funeral Guide · guide

    A detailed practical guide to laying out a body at home or in a care setting. Covers timing (rigor mortis sets in within 2–7 hours), washing, dressing, temperature management using ice packs, and the legal position in the UK. Written for families and care professionals.

  • Good Funeral Guide — Looking After the Body of Someone Who Has Died

    The Good Funeral Guide · guide

    A compassionate, practical guide to keeping a body at home after death: legal rights, cooling, washing, dressing, and how long it is safe to keep the body at home. Written to empower families and doulas to take an active role in after-death care.

  • Helpline

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · helpline

    Our Helpline volunteers are here to help you make sense of how you're feeling. You can call us for free on 0808 808 1677

  • How grief and mourning has changed over time

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · article

    Grieving and remembering loved ones has changed over time, with people today often expressing grief in more personal ways.

  • How to arrange a funeral

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Arranging a funeral for someone you love can be overwhelming. We offer resources on how to organise a funeral and a ceremony.

  • How to help someone with grief

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · guide

    It can be hard to know what to say and what to do, when someone dies. We have some tips on how to help your friend, family member or colleague with their grief.

  • Making space for every experience of Mother’s Day

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · article

    Seasonal: Mother's Day. May people will find mothers day difficult. There are ways to care for yourself on Mother’s Day, whatever your experience is.

  • Managing grief

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · guide

    Grief is overwhelming. Find out the ways you can support yourself and manage your grief.

  • Marie Curie — Bereavement Support Service

    Marie Curie · helpline

    Free bereavement support from Marie Curie volunteers — up to six telephone sessions for adults aged 18+ who are grieving after someone has died from a terminal illness. Helpline: 0800 090 2309. Email: support@mariecurie.org.uk.

  • Marie Curie — Care After Death (Professionals)

    Marie Curie · guide

    Professional guidance from Marie Curie's Palliative Care Knowledge Zone covering last offices, laying out, religious and cultural considerations in after-death care, and what healthcare professionals and doulas need to know. Well-structured and practical.

  • Marie Curie: Grief and practical tasks when someone dies

    Marie Curie · charity · organisation

    Index page: all of Marie Curie's guidance on grief. Everyone

  • Mind — Support and Self-Care for Bereavement

    Mind · guide

    Mind's mental health guidance on the emotional experience of grief, when grief becomes a mental health concern, and how to access support including NHS talking therapies. A reassuring reference for doulas supporting families experiencing complicated or prolonged grief.

  • National Bereavement Alliance

    National Bereavement Alliance · organisation

    An alliance of UK organisations working together to improve support for bereaved people. Provides a directory of member organisations and policy resources. Useful for finding specialist bereavement support beyond mainstream services.

  • NHS — Grief, Bereavement and Loss

    NHS · guide

    NHS guidance on the grieving process, what to expect, when to seek help, and how to access free talking therapies on the NHS including CBT. Includes self-referral routes to NHS Talking Therapies services — no GP referral required.

  • Our local support services

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · organisation

    Cruse bereavement support local services

  • Poppy's Funerals — How to Care for Someone Who Has Died at Home

    Poppy's Funerals · guide

    Step-by-step practical guide to caring for a body at home: confirming death, keeping the room cool, washing and dressing, rigor mortis timing, how long the body can remain at home, and when to contact a funeral director. Written accessibly for families and doulas.

  • Rachael's Story

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · article

    Direct experience account. Rachael shares her story of losing her mum suddenly, navigating grief over the festive season and finding support through community and Cruse.

  • Sands — Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Support

    Sands · helpline

    Support for parents and families whose baby has been stillborn or died shortly after birth. Helpline: 08081 643 332. Email: helpline@sands.org.uk. Offers peer support, online communities, and guidance on what to do after a baby dies.

  • Stages of grief: Are the five stages of grief true?

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Explanation of the theory and the five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance.

  • Support Around Death (Scotland) — Supporting LGBTQ+ People Around Bereavement

    Support Around Death / NHS Scotland · guide

    NHS Scotland resource on supporting LGBTQ+ people through bereavement, noting the importance of recognising chosen families and not making assumptions about relationships. Relevant across the UK for doulas supporting LGBTQ+ clients and their networks.

  • The Compassionate Friends

    The Compassionate Friends · helpline

    Peer support organisation for bereaved parents, siblings, and grandparents. Phone: 03451 232 304. Provides listening support, local groups, and an extensive library of resources for families bereaved by the death of a child at any age.

  • The Good Funeral Guide

    The Good Funeral Guide · guide

    An independent, comprehensive resource covering all aspects of funeral planning in the UK, including home funerals, natural burial, green funerals, DIY funerals, and how to choose a funeral director. Essential reference for doulas supporting families with non-traditional funeral wishes.

  • Traumatic loss

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · guide

    When someone dies in a sudden or traumatic situation our feelings can be very strong and frightening. We're here to help you through it.

  • UOK — Support After Suicide Bereavement

    UOK / Support After Suicide · helpline

    Free helpline for those bereaved by suicide. Helpline: 08081 961 768. Provides peer support, listening, and signposting to specialist suicide bereavement services. A critical resource when supporting a family after an unexpected or traumatic death.

  • What to do if a child or baby dies

    GOV.UK · official · guide

    The steps you must take when someone dies - register a death, report a death with Tell Us Once, coroners, funerals and death abroad.

  • What to do when someone dies checklist

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Practical guidance on what to do when someone dies at home or in a hospital. Step-by-step checklist covering caring for the body and registering a death.

  • What to do when someone dies: step by step

    GOV.UK · official · guide

    Check what to do after a death - how to register the death, notify government departments and deal with the estate.

  • Winston's Wish — Support for Bereaved Children

    Winston's Wish · helpline

    Specialist support for children and young people bereaved by the death of a parent or sibling. National helpline: 08088 020 021. Offers counselling, resources for schools, and guidance for adults supporting bereaved children.

362.175Healthcare navigation & advocacy

  • EoLDUK Kingston and Richmond NHS Service Evaluation — University of East Anglia

    University of East Anglia / End of Life Doula UK · article

    Peer-reviewed evaluation of the 2023–2024 EoLDUK NHS-commissioned pilot in South West London. 12 doulas supported 25 individuals; 0 unplanned hospital admissions in final 3 months; 92% died in their preferred location. Key evidence for doula effectiveness and NHS integration.

  • Hospice care

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Hospices provide free nursing and medical care for anyone with a terminal illness or life-limiting condition, as well as emotional support.

  • Hospice UK

    Hospice UK · organisation

    The national charity for hospice and palliative care in the UK. Provides resources, training, campaigning, and the annual Dying Matters Awareness Week. A central hub for professionals and families navigating end of life care within the NHS and hospice sector.

  • Marie Curie

    Marie Curie · organisation

    One of the UK's largest end of life care charities. Provides nursing care at home and in hospices, bereavement support, information resources, and professional training. Their free helpline (0800 090 2309) supports patients, families, and professionals.

  • Marie Curie: Getting care when you have a terminal illness

    Marie Curie · charity · organisation

    Index page: all of Marie Curie's guidance on getting care. Information about what care and support is available if you have a terminal illness, and how to access it.

  • NHS — End of Life Care

    NHS · guide

    The NHS's main public-facing guidance on end of life care, covering palliative care, advance care planning, the dying process, care after death, and how to access NHS services. Useful for explaining the NHS pathway to clients and families.

  • Pilgrims Hospices — What is an End of Life Doula?

    Pilgrims Hospices · article

    A clear, accessible explanation of the EoL doula role from a hospice perspective. Useful for sharing with NHS professionals, GPs, or family members who are unfamiliar with what a doula does and how they complement the healthcare team.

  • The Conversation — Death Doulas: Helping People at the End of Their Life

    The Conversation · article

    Accessible academic explainer on the EoL doula role, its evidence base, and how it fits within the broader healthcare ecosystem. Useful for sharing with NHS professionals, GPs, or family members who are sceptical about or unfamiliar with the doula role.

  • What end of life care involves

    NHS · official · guide

    Find out more about end of life care, which aims to help you live as well as possible until you die, and to die with dignity.

  • What is end of life care? Support in the last year of life

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    End of life care involves treatment, care and support for people who are in the last year of life.

  • What is palliative care?

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Palliative care offers physical, emotional and practical support to people with a terminal illness. It can be offered at any point after diagnosis.

  • Where you can have end of life care

    NHS · official · guide

    Information about where you can have end of life care, including at home, in hospital, in a care home or in a hospice.

616.029Pain & symptom awareness

  • Marie Curie: Managing symptoms

    Marie Curie · charity · organisation

    Index page: all of Marie Curie's guidance on symptoms. A terminal illness can cause different symptoms. Find out how to manage or reduce symptoms.

362.175Practitioner wellbeing

  • Samaritans

    Samaritans · helpline

    Free, confidential listening support available 24/7 for anyone experiencing emotional distress, overwhelming feelings, or thoughts of self-harm. Phone: 116 123 (free, 24/7). A key resource for doulas experiencing secondary trauma or burnout, and for distressed family members.

179.7Ethics & professional boundaries

  • British Journal of Community Nursing — Being an End-of-Life Doula

    British Journal of Community Nursing · article

    A peer-reviewed article exploring the EoL doula role within community nursing settings. Covers the practitioner experience, professional boundaries, self-care, and the doula's relationship with clinical teams. Valuable reading for reflective practice and CPD.

393Spiritual & cultural needs

  • British Islamic Medical Association — End of Life Care

    British Islamic Medical Association · guide

    Resources and advocacy for compassionate end of life care aligned with Islamic values and traditions. Covers DNACPR considerations, body washing (ghusl), facing Mecca, and family involvement. Essential when supporting Muslim clients and families.

  • GOV.UK — Faith at End of Life: Resource for Professionals

    GOV.UK / Department of Health · guide

    A UK government resource for professionals and commissioners working in communities with diverse faiths. Covers Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Sikh, and Christian end of life practices including washing the body, prayer, and family roles. A foundational reference for culturally sensitive care.

  • Hospice UK — LGBTQ+ End of Life Care Resources

    Hospice UK · guide

    Hospice UK's dedicated resources for providing inclusive, person-centred care to LGBTQ+ people at end of life. Developed in partnership with GIRES and Stonewall, drawing on input from over 100 professionals. Covers assessment, communication, and avoiding assumptions.

  • Hospice UK — Trans and Gender Diverse Communities in Hospice Care

    Hospice UK · guide

    A practical resource to improve inclusion and safety for trans and gender diverse people in hospice and end of life care settings — as patients, visitors, staff, or volunteers. Covers terminology, policies, and how to create an affirming care environment.

  • Marie Curie — LGBTQ+ Palliative Care Guidance (Professional)

    Marie Curie · guide

    Professional guidance noting that some LGBTQ+ people access palliative care late or not at all due to fear of discrimination. Advises practitioners to avoid assumptions about relationships and gender, and to ask sensitive questions when relevant to care.

  • PMC / BMC Palliative Care — Spiritual Importance of End of Life Care Across Five UK Faiths

    PMC / National Library of Medicine · article

    Peer-reviewed academic overview of spiritual considerations in end of life care across the five major faiths in the UK (Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Sikhism). Covers beliefs about death, afterlife, body care, and family roles. Useful as a research-backed reference.

  • St Nicholas Hospice — Spiritual and Religious Needs at End of Life

    St Nicholas Hospice · guide

    A downloadable guide to spiritual and religious needs of people at end of life, covering five major faiths and secular spiritual needs. Addresses what to say, environmental considerations, and how to facilitate spiritual and religious rituals respectfully.

362.175Home death

  • Adapting your home

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    If you or someone in your family has been diagnosed with a terminal illness, you may need help with making adaptations to your home.

616.831Dementia & cognitive impairment

  • Age UK — Caring for Someone with Dementia

    Age UK · guide

    Comprehensive information for family carers supporting a loved one with dementia, including as the condition reaches end of life. Covers practical care, legal planning, respite services, and emotional support for carers.

  • Alzheimer's Society — Caring for a Person with Dementia: A Practical Guide

    Alzheimer's Society · guide

    Free downloadable booklet covering all aspects of dementia care including as the condition progresses toward end of life. Covers communication, behaviour, legal planning, and carer wellbeing. Available to order free of charge.

  • Alzheimer's Society — End of Life Care: Useful Organisations

    Alzheimer's Society · guide

    A curated directory of organisations providing end of life support specifically for people with dementia and their carers. Includes links to palliative care teams, Admiral Nurses, and legal services for those who lack capacity.

  • Alzheimer's Society — Helpline

    Alzheimer's Society · helpline

    National dementia support line offering information, emotional support, and referrals for people affected by dementia including at end of life. Helpline: 0333 150 3456. Available seven days a week.

  • Alzheimer's Society — Recognising When Someone with Dementia is Nearing End of Life

    Alzheimer's Society · guide

    Practical guidance on identifying the signs that a person with dementia is entering the final stage of life. Covers changes in eating, sleeping, breathing, communication, and mobility. Helps doulas and families understand what to expect and how to respond.

  • Dementia UK — Looking After Yourself as a Carer

    Dementia UK · guide

    Guidance for carers of people with dementia on managing their own wellbeing, recognising burnout, and accessing support. Admiral Nurses helpline: 0800 888 6678. Directly relevant when supporting exhausted family carers who are at breaking point.

  • Dementia United — End of Life Care Resources

    Dementia United · guide

    A national directory of end of life care resources specifically focused on dementia, including advance care planning tools, palliative care guidance, and family support. Useful as a starting point when navigating dementia-specific end of life services.

155.937Children & young people

  • Child Bereavement UK

    Child Bereavement UK · organisation

    Supports families and professionals when a baby or child of any age dies, or when a child is bereaved. Provides training, resources, and a helpline (0800 02 888 40). An important resource when working with families where children are involved in the dying or bereavement process.

  • How grief affects teenagers and young people

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Learn how grief affects teenagers and young people and find tips to support them through it.

  • How grief may affect children

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Find out how children of different ages understand and react to death, and learn how to support them through their grief.

  • How to tell a child someone has died

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Talking about death honestly can help children and young people feel supported. Use simple language and encourage questions.

  • Questions and concerns children may have

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Children and young people might have lots of questions or concerns when someone dies. Answering these honestly can help both of you grieve.

  • Returning to school after someone dies

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Information on returning to school after someone dies, and how to support a child during the process.

  • Supporting a child when someone is dying

    Marie Curie · charity · guide

    Why you should tell a child that someone

362.175Training & professional development

  • Certification of doula training

    Living Well Dying Well · professional · training

    The Foundation course and End of Life Doula Diploma are certified by the Crossfields Institute Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme.

  • CPD workshops for doulas

    Living Well Dying Well · professional · training

    Continuing Professional Development workshops for current learners and certificated doulas, to complement their training.

  • Doula training: frequently asked questions

    Living Well Dying Well · professional · training

    Frequently asked questions about doula training and the Living Well Dying Well Foundation course.

  • End of life doula diploma

    Living Well Dying Well · professional · training

    The Diploma in the Living Well Dying Well Person-Centred Approach to Death and Dying, building on the four topics of the Foundation course.

  • End of Life Doula UK (EoLDUK)

    End of Life Doula UK · organisation

    The UK membership association and community of practice for end of life doulas. Sets the standards for UK EoL doula practice, operates a public referral service, provides mentoring, and offers ongoing support to practitioners. All practising members are DBS-checked, insured, and work under a code of practice.

  • Further training for doulas

    Living Well Dying Well · professional · training

    Continuing Professional Development courses run with End of Life Doula UK for people in training or trained with Living Well Dying Well.

  • Grief matters - the webinar series

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · training

    Training for professionals. Deepen your skills and understanding in supporting bereavement

  • Journey with Death / Sacred Circle — End of Life Doula Preparation

    Journey with Death · training

    An 18-month immersive programme described as 'radical and deep', learning through community, storytelling, and shared wisdom. Requires personal study commitment and community engagement. For those seeking a deeply experiential and holistic approach to doula training.

  • Living Well Dying Well — End of Life Doula Training

    Living Well Dying Well · training

    The UK's leading quality-assured end of life doula training organisation, offering training since 2011. Provides Foundation and Diploma-level programmes accredited by Crossfields Institute. Works in partnership with EoLDUK to support the transition from training to practice.

  • LWDW Diploma Training — Advanced End of Life Doula Practice

    Living Well Dying Well · training

    Four-module, 18-month diploma building on the Foundation course. Covers self-reflection, empathy, diversity, spirituality, palliative care, complementary therapies, responsible practice, and scope of the doula role. All modules externally monitored and endorsed by Crossfields Institute.

  • LWDW Foundation Training — Certificate in Person-Centred Approach in Death and Dying

    Living Well Dying Well · training

    Entry-level doula training accredited by Crossfields Institute. Covers core principles of end of life support, death literacy, and the doula role. Required for EoLDUK membership. Suitable both for those entering practice and for citizens seeking deeper understanding of death and dying.

  • Videos about end of life doulas

    Living Well Dying Well · professional · article

    Videos about the work of end of life doulas.

  • Working with Loss and Bereavement for Therapists and Counsellors

    Cruse Bereavement Support · charity · training

    Training for professionals. Enhance your bereavement practice with Cruse Bereavement Support's training for therapists and counsellors, exploring loss, grief and effective client support.

362.175Equity & access

Signposting, not medical advice