Meet Roxanne Wenskay

Roxanne Wenskay is a Blue Water Doula Collective (BWDC) Doula Graduate and NEDA Proficient End-of-Life Doula serving individuals and families throughout the Sterling Heights area. After a successful career as a Senior Marketing Manager and years of leadership within her church community, Roxanne has answered a calling to provide compassionate support during life's most meaningful transitions.

Inspired by her personal experience accompanying her father through his end-of-life journey and a profound near-death experience during the COVID pandemic, Roxanne brings a calm, caring presence to those she serves. She believes every person deserves to be met with dignity, grace, and heartfelt compassion.

Roxanne has a special interest in community outreach, compassionate support, and grief education. She is currently participating in the Blue Water Doula Collective Grief Co-Led Support Group Mentorship Program, expanding her skills to better support individuals and families navigating grief and loss.

Areas of Interest

  • End-of-life companionship and support

  • Community engagement and education

  • Grief support and bereavement

  • Family-centered compassionate care

  • Legacy, presence, and emotional support

Blue Water Doula Collective .

The Blue Water Doula Collective is a collaborative, membership-based community devoted to supporting individuals and families through life’s most meaningful transitions—from birth through end of life and into grief. Rooted in presence, compassion, and connection, BWDC offers non-medical, holistic support that honors each person’s unique journey.

The BWDC brings together a network of trained doulas who are guided by shared ethics, ongoing education, and a commitment to walking alongside others with dignity and care.

What BWDC offers:

End-of-life doula support and education

Death doula certification trainings aligned with national standards

Community outreach and advance care planning education

A structured membership model for doulas that includes mentorship, collaboration, and professional development

A supportive “Gathering Space” for connection, learning, and shared resources

At its heart, BWDC exists to ensure that no one walks these sacred thresholds alone—while also nurturing doulas so their work remains sustainable, supported, and deeply rooted in purpose.

https://bluewaterdoula.com
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