Stories at the Threshold: A Death Doula’s Guide to a Meaningful End Online Webinar

Written By Blue Water Doula Collective .

Featuring Author Jane K. Callahan | The Emberlight Author Series

Tuesday, July 28
12:00–1:00 PM EDT
Online Webinar

We invite emerging, new, and practicing end-of-life doulas to join this special online author presentation featuring Jane K. Callahan, author of Stories at the Threshold: A Death Doula’s Guide to a Meaningful End.

Through stories drawn from the threshold between living and dying, Jane offers insight into the meaningful and deeply human work of accompanying individuals and families at the end of life. Her work provides an opportunity to explore the doula role through presence, listening, connection, reflection, and honoring what matters most as life draws to a close.

For those who are just beginning their journey as an end-of-life doula—or wondering what this work truly looks and feels like—this presentation offers a wonderful opportunity to learn from the experiences and wisdom of someone who has walked alongside people at the threshold.

The Emberlight Author Series creates space to learn from authors whose work helps deepen our understanding of dying, caregiving, grief, meaning, and compassionate end-of-life support.

✨ Emerging and new doulas are especially encouraged to attend.

Come listen, learn, reflect, and discover how the stories we encounter at the end of life can help shape the doulas we become. RSVPhttps://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/stories-at-the-threshold-jane-k-callahan-and-a-death-doulas-guide-to-a-meaningful-end?impact_chain_source=bluewaterdoulacollective%40gmail.com

We invite everyone in our doula community to learn more about Jane K. Callahan, explore Stories at the Threshold: A Death Doula’s Guide to a Meaningful End, and join us for this meaningful conversation.

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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