Both Ends of the Leash
A tender reflection on love, release, and the animal-human bond.
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Death Doula Magazine is a heart-centered digital publication for thoughtful reflections, stories, and practical wisdom around death, dying, grief, and care.
Four thoughtful features exploring animal companionship, summer vigils, gardens, presence, and the role of choice at the end of life.
The Summer 2026 issue explores what it means to accompany, release, tend, and remain present through life's most meaningful transitions.
Inside you'll find reflections on the bond between humans and animals, practical guidance for summer vigils, lessons from the garden, and thoughtful perspectives on supporting choice at the end of life.
Whether you are a death doula, caregiver, healthcare professional, or simply death-curious, we hope these pages offer insight, comfort, and companionship.
A tender reflection on love, release, and the animal-human bond.
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A death doula’s summer practice: presence, tending, and what quiet growth can teach us about care.
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Practical comfort, presence, and care in warm weather, with simple tools for families and companions.
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Presence, neutrality, and care in medical aid in dying support.
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