Death Doula Magazine Issue 1 cover (February 2026)
Live Issue 1 · February 2026

Issue 1

Four grounded features on grief, language, technology, green burial, and living with mortality in view.

In our inaugural issue, we explore mortality, grief, language, technology, and environmentally conscious end-of-life care. Through practical guidance and thoughtful reflection, these articles invite us to meet life’s most tender moments with steadiness, curiosity, and compassion.

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A foundational collection for death doulas, caregivers, hospice workers, and anyone exploring the language, choices, and technologies surrounding grief and care.

A peaceful yoga and rest practice scene representing savasana, surrender, and mortality awareness

Savasana: Practicing Dying to Live More Fully

A gentle exploration of savasana as a threshold practice, and what it can teach us about presence, surrender, and mortality.

Two people in a quiet compassionate conversation, representing comfort language and presence

Struggling for Words

When words feel hard, presence still speaks. A grounded reflection on what to say, what not to say, and how to show up with care.

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Griefbots & AI in Mourning

A thoughtful look at grief AI, digital afterlives, and the ethical questions that emerge when technology promises connection after death.

A green forest landscape representing natural burial and eco-friendly end-of-life options

2026 Green Burial Guide

A practical, shareable guide to eco-friendly end-of-life options and what is changing in 2026, with clarity and care.

Looking for the Summer issue? You can also read Issue 2 · Summer 2026, including features on animal companionship, garden practice, warm-weather vigil care, and choice at the end of life.
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