In this episode of The Nature of Invisible Things podcast, I am joined by Kilie Crowley, my friend, former co-worker, and end-of-life doula, for another conversation bursting at the seams with so many gems of insight and wisdom about moving through change.

I had the pleasure of meeting Kilie in 2021 while working in death care during the COVID-19 pandemic. This experience forever changed me and became part of my growth trajectory. Tune in as we share our experiences with grief and loss, personal development through service, and how we stay present in difficult situations in everyday life.

Together, we explore what the living can learn about moving through change from the dying, and what the living can do to help the dying as they encounter the most significant change in our human experience.

Welcome, Kilie!

Kilie’s Bio:

Kilie Crowley pays the bills and feeds her soul working as a hospice liaison and account support for BK Books. She is also a trained death doula. For Kilie, it all feels like a calling, and she finds a lot of comfort in that, as she doesn’t need to work so hard to hopscotch her ego. Kilie feels most at home in the world when she is in service to something greater, but also really enjoys wine and sleeping in.

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Other people and resources mentioned in this episode:

Barbara Karnes Books

Hospice Nurse Julie

Astrologer Erin Kelley hosts, produces, and edits The Nature of Invisible Things Podcast, which features music by Matthew Jaidev of Audio Soul Healing.

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