Our thanadoulas offer a multitude of services ranging from help with writing the person’s memoirs, help with writing messages for loved ones, to running support groups. They also offer workshops, conferences, exchanges and discussions, not forgetting home assistance for light tasks and even online meetings for people who cannot travel.

See the services offered by a thanadoula to a person at the end of life (as soon as the diagnosis with a terminal prognosis has passed)

Our professionals are present for workshops, celebrations of life or farewell ceremonies. They offer their reassuring presence, whether at home, in the hospital, online, or at the hospice. Their goal is to make these moments as peaceful and meaningful as possible for the person and their loved ones.

See the services offered by a thanadoula to a person at the end of life (last months, last days)

The presence of a thanadoula takes on an even deeper dimension. She is there, at home, in the hospital, online or at the palliative care home, offering a gentle and reassuring presence during these final moments.

See the services offered by a thanadoula to a person at the end of life (last hours)

Our thanadoulas also support loved ones in their grieving process, through the running of support groups, funeral celebrations, support during perinatal bereavement or bereavement experienced by a child.

See the services offered by a thanadoula to the loved ones of a person at the end of life or who has died

Assistance in writing memoirs from a thanadoula creates a unique opportunity to explore and record the person’s life story. This could include recounting life milestones, successes, challenges and lessons learned. The person could thus leave a lasting and meaningful legacy for their family, while going through a reflective process.

This service offers sensitive and empathetic support to express often complex thoughts and feelings. A relevant example would be writing a letter to a child or partner, in which the person could share memories, wishes and advice for the future, creating a touching and personal keepsake.

This service offers a caring and empathetic presence for those facing the end of life. Regular exchanges could focus on daily concerns, fears and hopes, creating meaningful and comforting human connection.

In-home meetings provide an intimate and familiar environment. A series of meetings could focus on anticipation of the end, allowing the person to reflect and make informed decisions about their wishes and values ​​for the future.

These virtual meetings allow flexible and continuous access to support. A series of online meetings could address practical matters such as finances or insurance, guiding the person through these complex aspects with support and expertise.

Support groups led by a thanadoula provide a safe and understanding place for those going through similar experiences. A group could focus on the specific emotions and challenges faced when diagnosed with a terminal illness, allowing participants to feel heard and supported.

This convenient service offers assistance with daily tasks. Support could include preparing healthy, appetizing meals, tailored to the person’s needs and preferences, contributing to their overall well-being.

Workshops led by a thanadoula can cover topics such as preparing for palliative care or managing legal documents. Participants could explore the different options available and gain practical knowledge and skills to navigate these often complicated aspects of end of life.

Conferences organized around end of life can cover a wide variety of topics. A conference could focus on the spiritual aspects of end of life, inviting speakers to help participants explore and understand their own spirituality in relation to their experience.

Writing articles or books can be a creative way to share experiences and knowledge. A series of articles could, for example, describe an individual’s journey through a terminal diagnosis, offering insights and inspiration to others in similar situations.

These meetings allow for a more personal and intimate connection where the thanadoula can offer individualized services, comfort and attentive listening.

The flexibility of online dating allows for constant access and support, even remotely.

The thanadoula may visit the person in hospital, offering support in an often stressful and impersonal environment.

The thanadoula can assist in the transition to a palliative care home and continue to offer support and services in this setting.

By offering help with daily tasks, the thanadoula allows the person to focus on what is really important during this period, relieving practical constraints.

Kind presence and empathetic listening help break loneliness and provide a safe space to talk about your emotions, free yourself and ventilate.

Having a celebration of life or farewell ceremony allows the person to reflect on their journey, celebrate their accomplishments, and say goodbye in a meaningful way. The thanadoula can help plan and orchestrate this event, according to the person’s wishes.

The thanadoula can organize workshops on themes such as calming, massage and self-massage or the expression of emotions. These workshops are designed to help the person understand their feelings and find ways to relax and connect with themselves and their loved ones..

The thanadoula can give lectures on topics related to the end of life, offering an enlightening perspective and allowing a better understanding of the end of life process, pain, palliative care, etc.

The thanadoula can write articles or books to share her knowledge and experience in end-of-life support. This not only helps educate and raise awareness about these sensitive and essential topics, but also creates a lasting and valuable legacy that can serve as a resource for those navigating these life stages or wishing to learn more about the role. and the impact of a thanadoula.

The thanadoula can be present in the person’s home, bringing comfort and calm. She can guide in massage or self-massage techniques, helping to relieve pain and create a serene atmosphere to die with dignity.

In the more clinical setting of the hospital, the thanadoula ensures a human and empathetic presence, working in harmony with the medical team. She can offer relaxation methods and comforting words, helping to relieve suffering and soften this passage.

In an environment dedicated to palliative care, the thanadoula adapts her support to the specific needs and wishes of the person at the end of life. She may offer calming readings, music, rituals or symbols that have special meaning for the person.

If physical presence is not possible, the thanadoula can offer a virtual presence, thanks to online technologies. Even from a distance, she can guide the person and loved ones, offering advice for a peaceful and serene departure and providing emotional support.

The funeral celebration orchestrated by a thanadoula can be designed to honor the memory of the deceased person. By taking into account the needs, beliefs and values ​​of the family, it creates a moment of collective contemplation and memory. It allows you to organize a ceremony that truly reflects the essence of your deceased loved one, while providing support and comfort to loved ones.

Facilitating a support group by a thanadoula offers a secure and comforting space where bereaved people can share their feelings, fears and experiences. By sharing with others who are experiencing similar situations, they help each other on this difficult journey, guided by the wisdom and compassion of the thanadoula. Group support promotes a better understanding of the different stages of grief and allows people to express often held back emotions.

Perinatal mourning, for its part, requires special attention and sensitivity. The thanadoula, thanks to her expertise, can help parents get through this devastating ordeal with empathy and understanding, providing emotional and psychological support tailored to this very specific and deeply painful loss.

The bereavement experienced by a child is another area where the thanadoula can provide valuable assistance. It can help explain death and the grieving process to a child, using language and tools appropriate to their age and emotional maturity, thus promoting a healthy and natural understanding of these complex concepts.