MeMori Deathcare
Memento Mori | Remember To Die
Memento Vivere | remember to live
Death Doula support for anyone ready to face their mortality at any point along life's journey.
Together we'll sit in the mystery and uncertainty of dying to help reclaim ritual around death and grief.
A Little About ME
Hey, I’m Tara (she/her), your friendly neighborhood Death Doula and founder of MeMori Deathcare! No I’m not the Grim Reaper, but I am here to help you prepare for the one thing that has a 100% success rate – death. For something that we will all experience, we actually give very little time and thought to it. I’m here to help change that and hopefully find some grief-joy along the way.
So whether you’re facing a life-altering diagnosis, squaring with the reality of your own mortality, or find yourself in the grievers club looking for any place to have your grief held and witnessed, I’m here to offer practical support.
Death Resources
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I'm big on death education because we often fear what we don't know. What you see above is a sample of some of the educational and planning assistance materials I've created. If you head over to my Instagram (@memorideathcare) you'll find a whole array of educational resources focused on death literacy and preparing for end of life. Additionally, my Linktree includes several support resources and end of life planning checklists that either I've created or I highly recommend, which are all free to download. Plus, I've crafted several forms that I provide my clients to help you walk through the process of a Life Review, as well as some questions to assist in crafting a Sensory-Friendly Death Plan that best fits your needs. I can't promise you a "good death", but I can help you have the most informed, comfortable, dignified, and unique-to-you end of life as possible.
Let's Yap!
Do you have questions about my offerings? Are you wondering if I would be a good fit as your Death Doula? Are you a local business looking to bring death education and/or conversations about death and grief into your space? Or are you just looking for someone to talk about all things death-related?