12. Talking about the "Death" Elephant in the room (Part 1) - Nada Frazier

Many people don't want to talk about death because quite frankly
we are scared to face the big death elephant in the room. That
is, until death is starts knocking on our door through a terminal
diagnosis or has already bursted into our lives unannounced
through a sudden death of a loved one. If you struggle to talk
about death and dying as a family or if you are on your own and
don't know who to turn to, you may want to consider reaching out
to someone like Nada Frazier, who helps people as an End-of-Life
Doula.


Nada Frazier is the founder of The Sacred Servant, where she
serves as a non-medical, non-judgmental holistic Life & Death
Coach, End-of-Life Doula*, Guide, Mentor, Trainer, Consultant,
Community Educator, Writer & lover of life.  Nada is a
Certified End-of-Life Doula (CEOLD). She has earned the National
End-of-Life Doula Alliance (NEDA) Proficiency Badge
(www.nedalliance.org).  Nada has served as a hospice
volunteer for over 12 years. She founded and facilitates The
Death Café of Northeast Florida upcoming VIRTUAL meeting dates
are: Sept. 14; Oct. 5; Nov. 2; and Dec.
7. To know more about Death Cafe's
check out www.deathcafe.com


Nada brings a lot of compassion and wisdom in helping people
tackle the difficult questions, legal processes and funeral
arrangements with compassionate support and guidance to
individuals and their families through times of critical,
transformative life change.


The Sacred Servant does not provide medical care, mental health
counselling, or legal services.


You can contact Nada and find out more about The Sacred Servant's
services on www.thesacredservant.com


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