A Foundational End-of-Life Doula Workshop

Date: April 18, 2026 9 am – noon
Location: Death Doula Professionals – 1724 Moon St. NE Albuquerque, NM 87112
Format: In-Person | Small Group Workshop

Have you felt a quiet curiosity or a deep calling toward end-of-life care, sacred service, or becoming a death doula? This Introduction to Death Doula Work workshop in Albuquerque is a foundational learning experience for anyone who wants to understand what death doulas do and how they support individuals and families during life’s final chapter.

This workshop is designed as an immersive, heart-centered introduction to non-medical end-of-life support. It is an opportunity to explore the emotional, practical, and spiritual dimensions of death doula care in a supportive, grounded environment.

Led by two practicing Albuquerque-based death doulas, this small-group gathering creates space for honest conversation, reflection, and learning. You will be welcomed into a circle of individuals who are also curious about meaningful caregiving, hospice support, spiritual care, and purpose-driven work.

What You Will Learn

During this introductory end-of-life doula workshop, you will:

• Gain a clear understanding of what a death doula is and what a death doula does

• Learn how end-of-life doulas support individuals, families, and caregivers

• Explore the difference between medical care and non-medical end-of-life support

• Hear real experiences from active death doulas working in the field

• Learn about training pathways, certification options, and next steps

• Understand whether becoming a death doula may be aligned with your personal calling

Who This Workshop Is For

This workshop is ideal for caregivers, hospice volunteers and professionals, wellness practitioners, holistic providers, and anyone exploring becoming a death doula in New Mexico.

No prior training is required, simply bring your curiosity, your questions, and an open heart.

Why Attend

Many people feel drawn to end-of-life care after supporting a loved one, experiencing a loss, or sensing a deeper purpose calling them forward. This workshop offers clarity, grounding, and community as you explore what this path could look like for you.

You will leave feeling more confident in your understanding of end-of-life doula work, more connected to a supportive community, and clearer about whether this sacred service aligns with your next chapter.

June 13, 2026 — Virtual Introduction to Death Doula Work

National Online Death Doula Workshop (Live only)

Date: June 13, 2026
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Mountain Time
Format: Live Virtual Workshop | National Attendance | Small Group Experience
Virtual Access: Your virtual link will be sent in a separate email to the address used at registration within 72 hours of signing up

Have you been feeling drawn to end-of-life care or curious about becoming a death doula? Join us on June 13, 2026 for a live, interactive virtual workshop designed to help you explore this meaningful work from the comfort of your home.

This 101-style introduction offers a clear, grounded overview of what death doulas do and how they provide non-medical, compassionate support at the end of life. You’ll learn about the emotional, practical, and spiritual aspects of this role, how doulas collaborate with hospice teams, and what training and certification pathways look like.

Led by two practicing death doulas, this small-group virtual experience creates space for real conversation, thoughtful questions, and connection with others across the country who feel similarly called.

Whether you’re a caregiver, healthcare professional, or simply exploring your next chapter, you’ll leave with clarity, insight, and a deeper understanding of whether this path aligns with you.

This is not a certification course—just a welcoming, honest first step into the world of death doula work.

Please note: This workshop is not a certification or formal training program. It is a heart-centered introductory experience offered by two practicing death doulas who deeply wished a gathering like this had existed when they first felt the calling to this work. It is offered as a welcoming first step, a place to explore, ask questions, and gently discern whether the path of death doula work is right for you.

In-Person Death Doula 101 Workshop | Albuquerque, NM

Date: July 25, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Location: Death Doula Professionals – 1724 Moon St. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87112
Format: In-Person | Small Group Experience

Are you feeling called to end-of-life care or curious about becoming a death doula? This Albuquerque-based introductory death doula workshop is a foundational, in-person experience designed to help you understand the role of a death doula and how to support individuals and families through the dying process.

This end-of-life doula training workshop in New Mexico offers a grounded, heart-centered introduction to non-medical support, including emotional, practical, and spiritual care at the end of life. You’ll learn how death doulas work alongside hospice and healthcare teams while providing meaningful presence and guidance.

Led by two experienced, practicing death doulas in Albuquerque, this small-group workshop creates space for real conversation, questions, and connection with others exploring this path.

In this workshop, you will:

• Learn what a death doula is and what death doulas do
• Understand non-medical end-of-life care and hospice collaboration
• Hear real experiences from working doulas
• Explore training programs, certification options, and next steps
• Discover if this work aligns with your personal or professional path

This workshop is ideal for caregivers, hospice professionals, wellness practitioners, and anyone in New Mexico exploring death doula work.

You’ll leave with clarity, connection, and a deeper understanding of this meaningful role.

Please note: This workshop is not a certification or formal training program. It is a heart-centered introductory experience offered by two practicing death doulas who deeply wished a gathering like this had existed when they first felt the calling to this work. It is offered as a welcoming first step, a place to explore, ask questions, and gently discern whether the path of death doula work is right for you.