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In this special episode, Suzanne O’Brien, RN, founder of Doulagivers Institute and former oncology and hospice nurse, celebrates the one-year anniversary of her book The Good Death: A Guide for Supporting Your Loved One Through the End of Life.
After caring for more than 1,000 people at the bedside, Suzanne witnessed how much fear and confusion families experience simply because they were never taught what to expect during the end-of-life process.
Just 100 years ago, families knew how to care for loved ones at the end of life. Today, much of that knowledge has been lost. This episode explores how education, compassion, and open conversations can help us bring this sacred knowledge back.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
• Why understanding death can help us live more meaningful lives
March Madness: End-of-Life Edition Events
Goodreads Giveaway
Enter the giveaway here
Host Your Own Good Death Book Club or Death & Dying Course
We are inviting people around the world to host their own Good Death Book Clubs or community Death & Dying courses based on Suzanne’s book.
Information Zoom
Save your seat here
During this session you will learn how to host a Good Death Book Club, facilitate meaningful conversations about death and dying, and bring end-of-life education to libraries, community groups, and spiritual centers.
The Good Death Review Party
March 31
Join us for a live celebration and review party to help more people discover The Good Death.
During this event we will celebrate the book’s first anniversary, write reviews together, share stories and reflections, and give away special gifts and merchandise.
Join here
Why This Conversation Matters
Every single one of us will experience end-of-life, either personally or with someone we love. Yet most families enter this sacred time without guidance or education.
When we bring back the knowledge of how to care for someone at the end of life, fear decreases, connection deepens, and love leads the way.
Death returns to being the natural and sacred experience it was always meant to be.
Resources
Learn more about Doulagivers Institute
Get The Good Death
Register for the next Free Doulagivers Family Caregiver Training
By Suzanne B. O’Brien RN4.6
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In this special episode, Suzanne O’Brien, RN, founder of Doulagivers Institute and former oncology and hospice nurse, celebrates the one-year anniversary of her book The Good Death: A Guide for Supporting Your Loved One Through the End of Life.
After caring for more than 1,000 people at the bedside, Suzanne witnessed how much fear and confusion families experience simply because they were never taught what to expect during the end-of-life process.
Just 100 years ago, families knew how to care for loved ones at the end of life. Today, much of that knowledge has been lost. This episode explores how education, compassion, and open conversations can help us bring this sacred knowledge back.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode
• Why understanding death can help us live more meaningful lives
March Madness: End-of-Life Edition Events
Goodreads Giveaway
Enter the giveaway here
Host Your Own Good Death Book Club or Death & Dying Course
We are inviting people around the world to host their own Good Death Book Clubs or community Death & Dying courses based on Suzanne’s book.
Information Zoom
Save your seat here
During this session you will learn how to host a Good Death Book Club, facilitate meaningful conversations about death and dying, and bring end-of-life education to libraries, community groups, and spiritual centers.
The Good Death Review Party
March 31
Join us for a live celebration and review party to help more people discover The Good Death.
During this event we will celebrate the book’s first anniversary, write reviews together, share stories and reflections, and give away special gifts and merchandise.
Join here
Why This Conversation Matters
Every single one of us will experience end-of-life, either personally or with someone we love. Yet most families enter this sacred time without guidance or education.
When we bring back the knowledge of how to care for someone at the end of life, fear decreases, connection deepens, and love leads the way.
Death returns to being the natural and sacred experience it was always meant to be.
Resources
Learn more about Doulagivers Institute
Get The Good Death
Register for the next Free Doulagivers Family Caregiver Training

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