
This episode discusses the significance of Death Doula World Training Day and honors the legacy of Elisabeth Kübler-Ross in transforming end-of-life care.
In this deeply meaningful episode, we invite you into a global movement rooted in compassion, presence, and love. Join Suzanne B. O’Brien, RN, founder of Doulagivers Institute, as she announces the 8th Annual Death Doula World Training Day, happening on April 22nd—a day dedicated to unity, education, and the sacred honor of supporting one another at the end of life. This year’s event is especially powerful as we celebrate the 100th birthday of Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, the pioneer who transformed how the world understands death, dying, and the human experience. Her groundbreaking work opened the door for conversations that were once feared—and today, we continue that legacy together. This episode is both an invitation and a remembrance: -A remembrance of the truth that death is not something to fear -An invitation to step into service, awareness, and love -A call to bring this essential knowledge back into our homes and communities Whether you are a family caregiver, healthcare professional, aspiring Death Doula, or simply someone seeking peace and understanding, this episode—and this global training—are for you. What You’ll Learn in This Episode The vision and mission behind…
Host: Suzanne B. O’Brien RN
Organizations: Doulagivers Institute
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