Dynamic Journey, End of Life Practitioner

Dynamic Journey, End of Life Practitioner Providing end of life care, education, advocacy, spiritual, emotional support and healing guidance.

Did you know? 💎 Death Doulas are filling important gaps in both society and the medical system because dying involves fa...
06/15/2026

Did you know?

💎 Death Doulas are filling important gaps in both society and the medical system because dying involves far more than clinical care. Hospitals and healthcare teams are essential, but they are often stretched for time and focused on treatment, symptom management, and logistics. Death Doulas provide the non-medical support many people still need: emotional presence, guidance, practical planning, family communication, and help navigating the realities of end-of-life care.

Their growing role also reflects a broader social change. Death has become more medicalized and less community-supported, while families are often smaller, more dispersed, and less prepared to manage dying at home. Death Doulas help restore some of that missing human support, making the end of life more informed, compassionate, and person-centered.

Reach out to your local Death Doula and find comfort in their support and assistance.

06/12/2026

A beautiful Wind Phone has been added to Courtenay Cemetery.

The Wind Phone is not connected to a phone line. It offers a quiet and symbolic place where visitors can speak to loved ones they have lost, pause in reflection or spend a private moment in remembrance.

Inspired by the original Wind Phone in Otsuchi, Japan, Wind Phones have become meaningful places for grief and connection in communities around the world.

Visitors are welcome to use the Wind Phone respectfully during cemetery hours.

Find out more at courtenay.ca/wind-phone

I was truly honoured to be invited to speak to a full house for the Glacier Probus on behalf of Dynamic Journey. It was ...
06/09/2026

I was truly honoured to be invited to speak to a full house for the Glacier Probus on behalf of Dynamic Journey. It was a wonderful opportunity to share about the role of end-of-life doulas and the importance of community service in providing compassionate, meaningful support to individuals and families.

I was inspired by the strong turnout, the warm welcome, and the thoughtful questions that followed. It was encouraging to see such genuine interest in these important conversations and in the ways we can strengthen care and connection within our community.

I extend my sincere thanks to the members of the Glacier Probus for their gracious hospitality and engagement. Through Dynamic Journey, I remain committed to raising awareness, fostering compassion, and supporting community-centred care.

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🦋 Talking about death and dying can feel like a difficult subject, but it can also be approached with tenderness, curios...
05/26/2026

🦋 Talking about death and dying can feel like a difficult subject, but it can also be approached with tenderness, curiosity, and connection over a comforting cup of tea.

☕️ Join me on Tuesday, May 5th from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the Vancouver Island Regional Library, Comox Branch, for a gentle and welcoming afternoon of tea and conversation. Together, we’ll create a cozy space to reflect, share stories, ask all the questions, and explore some of life’s most meaningful topics.

🦋 These conversations can remind us of what matters most and help us live with greater presence, compassion, and intention. Whether you come to listen, share, or simply enjoy being in community, you are warmly welcome.

☕️ Tea with a Death Doula takes place every 1st Tuesday of the month at a NEW TIME from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM in Comox.

This is a free community gathering, and everyone is invited. Please feel free to share with friends and family.

On May 15, 2026, the Wind Phone was officially opened at Courtenay Civic Cemetery, creating a meaningful place within ou...
05/25/2026

On May 15, 2026, the Wind Phone was officially opened at Courtenay Civic Cemetery, creating a meaningful place within our community for reflection, remembrance, and quiet connection with loved ones who have passed.

It was a true honour for me to donate the Wind Phone to the City of Courtenay, with the hope that it will provide comfort, peace, and a sense of connection to community members and visitors for years to come.

I extend my sincere appreciation to Council and cemetery members for their support and presence at this important occasion. I am deeply proud to see this special space become part of the City of Courtenay’s ongoing commitment to compassion, remembrance, and the well-being of our community.




📧 Upper Vancouver Island Deathcare is honoured to now offer an email contact for community members seeking heart-centred...
05/19/2026

📧 Upper Vancouver Island Deathcare is honoured to now offer an email contact for community members seeking heart-centred support. This new way of connecting creates a gentle and accessible space for those reaching out with questions, in times of grief, or while navigating death, dying, and care at end of life.

🤍 We recognize that these conversations can be tender and deeply personal, and we are committed to responding with compassion, respect, and presence. Community members are warmly invited to connect by email to seek support, learn more about available services, or simply reach out when care is needed.

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Over the past weekend, eight wonderful members of the Comox Valley Community Deathcare gathered in a heartfelt and meani...
05/14/2026

Over the past weekend, eight wonderful members of the Comox Valley Community Deathcare gathered in a heartfelt and meaningful circle of sharing, reflection, and mutual support. United by a deep commitment to compassionate end-of-life care, each person brought forward their own unique modalities, lived experiences, and thoughtful insights, offering a rich tapestry of wisdom rooted in service to others.

Throughout the gathering, there was a profound sense of respect, openness, and shared purpose. Members spoke from the heart about their work, their callings, and the many ways they accompany individuals and families through death, dying, and grief. Their diverse approaches and perspectives reflected the depth and strength of this community, while also affirming the common values that guide their care: dignity, compassion, presence, and reverence for the human experience.

Madeline from Daisy Deathcare and Daisy Hollow created space not only for the exchange of ideas, but also for deeper listening and collective visioning. Together, the group explored how their individual and shared gifts might continue to support the betterment of the Comox Valley community. Discussions centered on building stronger networks of care, expanding awareness of community-based deathcare, and nurturing more honest, inclusive, and compassionate conversations around death and loss.

It was a gathering marked by sincerity, wisdom, and hope. In coming together, these eight members affirmed the importance of community, collaboration, and shared intention in shaping a more caring and resilient future. Their dedication stands as a powerful reminder that when people bring their hearts, knowledge, and experience together in service, meaningful change becomes possible.

🫖 📚Talking about death and dying can feel a bit heavy, but how about we make it a gentle experience over some warm tea? ...
04/29/2026

🫖 📚Talking about death and dying can feel a bit heavy, but how about we make it a gentle experience over some warm tea? ☕️

☕️ Join me for an engaging and thought-provoking gathering on Tuesday, May 5th at 10:00 AM at the Vancouver Regional Comox Library

We’ll create a cozy vibe where we can sip tea, share great conversations, and dive into some of life’s biggest questions together.

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We’re all traveling on this journey called life, so let’s share some insights and thoughts! Talking about death can actually lead us to live more fully.

🗓️ Don’t forget, Tea with a Death Doula happens every 1st Tuesday of the month at 10am in Comox.

Everyone is welcome to join in on this fun and free event! Share with your friends and family!

🤍 Grief … be present with the love that remains. 🤍
04/28/2026

🤍 Grief

… be present with the love that remains.

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🤍 Every year on April 20, we observe National Death Doula Day, a time to engage communities and raise awareness about th...
04/20/2026

🤍 Every year on April 20, we observe National Death Doula Day, a time to engage communities and raise awareness about the important role of Death Doulas in supporting individuals and their families during the end-of-life process.

A Death Doula is a specially trained individual who provides holistic support to those nearing the end of their lives, addressing their mind, body, and spirit to ensure comfort and love during this significant time. They offer care that focuses on emotional and spiritual needs, rather than medical interventions, assisting both the dying person and their family before, during, and after the passing. Death Doulas guide families through the natural processes of dying, providing compassion and support during this challenging period.

If you have questions or need assistance related to grief or death, don’t hesitate to reach out to a Death Doula. We are here to support you through this journey.

Thank you to all Deathcare individuals for showing up!

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Comox, BC

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