Think for Yourself.
Tanya Brinson on death, grief, and plant-based comfort in transition.
Most of us are never taught how to sit with dying — our own, or the people we love. The Death Doula Circle is a monthly space to change that. Hosted by Tanya Brinson, an end-of-life doula, it's an honest, judgment-free conversation about grief, caregiving, advance directives, and what a good death looks like. Tanya's practice weaves in plant-based support — including hemp — as a companion for calm, ease, and comfort for those in transition and the loved ones walking beside them. No sales, no performance — just people willing to talk about the one thing that comes for all of us. Come as you are.
Welcome to The Death Doula Circle. Tanya hosts this space for honest, compassionate conversation about grief, caregiving, and how we show up for each other at the end of life. There's no wrong way to grieve and no topic too heavy — come as you are, and know you're not alone here.
This is a hard space, and we will treat it gently. The Death Doula Circle exists because most of us were never taught h
A gentle space for death workers, end-of-life educators, caregivers, and anyone learning to sit with mortality — our own
The hardest and most important doula skill is presence — being with, not fixing. Breath that slows to match theirs. A ha
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