Working as an End of Life Doula and looking to build your confidence or grow your practice? Book a one-on-one Zoom session with Jacqui, one of Australia’s most active and experienced End of Life Doulas. From the comfort of your home or office, bring your questions, challenges, and goals. These sessions are a supportive space to share, reflect, and gain practical insights to help you grow personally and professionally in this meaningful work. Let’s connect, learn, and strengthen your confidence in this unique role. Register now and Jacqui will email you a Zoom meeting link before the session.

A Willow EOL Workshop™ Consciously or not, you are creating your legacy now. No matter what kind of life you live, how much money you have, or what you think of your accomplishments, consider that you have a legacy. Inside a thoughtful and dynamic process you will reflect on what you want your legacy to be and what actions you can take now to create and live that legacy. In this workshop you will: - Explore the concept of legacy and what it means to you - Reflect on your hopes and fears about your legacy - Identify what you believe and hope people will remember you for - Discover how the way you are living now, aligns with your desired legacy

The role of the End of Life Doula is still emerging, and widely misunderstood. Many people, including health professionals, are unsure where this role fits within our existing healthcare systems and as part of our community. This role does not replace medical and other healthcare teams, families or friends. Instead, the Doula role complements these roles, often filling in the 'gaps'. Through the sharing of de-identified client stories, join End of Life Doula, Jacqui Williams as she offers a personal insight into this valuable and evolving role, and its growing relevance within our Australian and international communities. Within this 1-hour session Jacqui's stories demonstrate not just the evolving role of the End of Life Doula but some ways individuals have approached life, legacy, end-of-life and grief with greater clarity, calm and compassion.

End of Life Doula, Jacqui Williams, will lead a gentle introduction to palliative care, emphasising that it encompasses more than just end-of-life support. This 1-hour session will offer valuable insights into a palliative approach and provide participants with an opportunity to explore and share their thoughts.

A Willow EOL Workshop™ Departure Directions™ is Willow’s term for your written guidelines—determined by your values, beliefs and priorities—for how you wish to be cared for and remembered after you die. Completing your Departure Directions™ will give you peace of mind knowing your final wishes will reflect who you are and what matters most to you while helping to reduce stress, chaos and worry for the people you leave behind. In this workshop, you will: - Get introduced to Willow’s end-of-life planning tool, 9 Things to Include in Your Departure Directions™ - Explore the factors that shape your Departure Directions™ - Gain some clarity about who and what matter most to guide you in making your choices - Become inspired to get into action around how to live and die well

FREE A Death Cafe is a safe and relaxed place to gather with people, often strangers, to discuss topics related to death and dying. The objective is to engage in interesting, thought-provoking and life-affirming conversations. It is not a counselling or bereavement session, rather an opportunity "to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives". This Death Cafe is being held in Victoria Point, Queensland Australia and facilitated by End of Life Doula & Funeral Celebrant, Jacqui Williams (Founder of End of Life Transitions). You have the opportunity to purchase your own refreshments at the venue. Go to back deck of venue to find Jacqui and others. Street carparking available Bring your curiosity. Share your questions and experiences. And be part of a growing death-positive community movement that wants to make people more death-comfortable and death-literate.

Many of us do our best to live mindfully and walk lightly on our planet. Yet, we tend to give little consideration to the environmental impact of what happens to us after we die. Typically, when someone dies, a funeral provider is called to remove the person and arrange for either burial or cremation. Most people don’t take the time to understand the array of options within these two choices, or what alternatives are available in addition to these two choices. The good news is, many steps can be taken to green your death no matter where you live, and new options for greening your death are growing. In this workshop, you will: - Consider and articulate what about greening your death matters to you - Discover the environmental impacts of various choices for after-death care - Learn about green options that may be available in your region - Consider the best way to align your values with the choices you make

One of Australia's most active End of Life Doulas, Jacqui Williams from End of Life Transitions will spend time with you talking about the emerging role of the End of Life Doula. Over this 60 minutes introductory online session, you will have the opportunity to: - gain a better understanding of what is an End of Life Doula; - get some valuable tips about how to get started in this role; and - ask some questions

Join this online event and meet like-minded people who are curious, bring their passion, their questions and share their stories about all things death and dying related. A Death Café is a safe and relaxed place to gather with people, often strangers, to discuss topics related to death and dying. The objective is to engage in interesting, thought-provoking and life-affirming conversations. It is not a counselling or bereavement session, rather an opportunity “to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives.” Before registering, please check the time zone where you live thanks. This online event is being held Brisbane Queensland Australia (AEST) time on Tuesdays 1030 a.m. (1.5hrs duration)

A Willow Workshopᵀᴹ Heart-centred and holistic end-of-life (EOL) planning is not about checking items off a big list. It includes emotions, relationships and looking at planning as a total coherent system. Naming and moving forward with your EOL planning priorities is a personal journey influenced by many factors. While some EOL planning tasks may seem logistically difficult to start or complete understanding what’s stopping you or holding you back from completing your EOL planning can lead to breakthroughs in healing and productivity. In this workshop you will: - GET introduced to Willow's Reality of Our Mortality Planning Checklist & gain insight into how this checklist moves beyond conventional planning tasks - BEGIN to identify your EOL planning priorities - NAME what's stopping you from being in action or completing your EOL planning; and - GAIN some clarity about how to move forward and feel inspirted to get into action.

A Willow™ Workshop Many of us know the benefits of preparing for our one-day, some-day death. Values, Wishes and Who and What Matter Most will guide you to explore the reality of your mortality in this interactive workshop. Before making practical arrangements, making sense of life and death and who and what matters most to you, will ensure that your end-of-life planning reflects your values and priorities. In this workshop you will: - Articulate your core values and how they impact your living and dying - Get present to your hopes and fears around your inevitable death - Gain some clarity about who and what matter most - Become inspired to get into action around how to live and die well

A Willow EOL Workshop™ Have you ever started to talk about some aspect of end-of-life planning with someone and got shut down? Or maybe you’ve been wanting to talk about end-of-life planning but you’re lost about how to even broach the topic. Whether you’re thinking about your own end-of-life planning or you want to facilitate plans for someone else, it really helps to talk about it first! In this workshop, you will: - Get introduced to Willow’s end-of-life planning tool, 5 Steps for Successful End-of-Life Planning Conversations - Increase your readiness to undertake end-of-life planning, and other challenging conversations - Gain insight into the intentions, concerns, context, and importance of end-of-life planning conversations in your life - Be guided through key steps for having successful and meaningful end-of-life planning conversations - Gain clarity about who and what matter most

With six meaningful prompts, the 5-Minute Legacy Love Letter™ helps you write lasting messages to important people in your life, and transform those relationships in the here and now. In this workshop, you’ll be warmed up and guided to write at least one Legacy Love Letter™ to someone in your life. We also discuss how this powerful tool can be used for people supporting or assisting others. In this workshop you will: - Get introduced to and experience using Willow’s end-of-life planning tool, The 5-Minute Legacy Love Letter™ - Experience how writing a Legacy Love Letter™ creates an opportunity to reflect and connect - Discover how writing a lasting message can impact your relationships, here and now

Sometimes referred to as an Ethical Will, Spirit Will or Legacy Letter, your Heart Will™ can be given to specific people at the end of your life, or be shared at a goodbye ritual or ceremony after you die. You might even choose to share your Heart Will™ with others before you die. Writing your Heart Will™ is also a powerful discovery process that supports you to live and love fully. In essence, your Heart Will™ can serve as a manifesto for living to ground and guide you when you need it. In this workshop you will: - Discover how you can use this tool for yourself and to assist others with legacy writing - Get introduced to and experience using the How to Write Your Heart Will™ guide - Experience the impact of reflecting on your life and engaging in the process of discerning who and what matter