Your Wedding Ceremony
March 14, 2023
Five years ago, I wrote an article about the process of writing your wedding ceremony. You can read it here: https://weddingvortex.com/wedding-2018-your-wedding-ceremony
Author: Myriam
What is Forest Bathing?
February 28, 2023
Nature is my temple. It is where my mind goes to rest. Here’s an article explaining how to benefit from forest bathing. https://www.backpacker.com/skills/backpacking-fitness/forest-bathing-is-your-ticket-to-wellness-and-better-hiking-too/?fbclid=IwAR3ueoMXhuxUDWOi9Gy-UO6CMvgGr12HhSL7MujEuOrlZPwjIP2OGsR6uUE
How Does Hospice Care Work?
February 23, 2023
Hospice provides end-of-life palliative care with the focus on the patient’s comfort and dignity. Read more here: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/22/well/live/hospice-care.html?smid=fb-share&fbclid=IwAR2zC66tWKVvgFIWapP7uPjbfpTXG4UAFgYNEhLqfqWUT7S6kOoG8iKTCjw
Death doulas in the pandemic era
April 14, 2022
A great article by Melissa Chan.https://time.com/6128469/death-doulas-covid-19-pandemic/
Vows – a Short History
August 10, 2021
The bride and groom are always encouraged to write their own vows. Here’s a wonderful video on why wedding vows are important. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7oWM07jA0c&t=59s
Death Doula Work Explained
March 10, 2021
Your Wedding Ceremony
March 23, 2018
I wrote an article about the process of writing a wedding ceremony. https://weddingvortex.com/wedding-2018-your-wedding-ceremony
Serendipity
March 5, 2018
While brewing a cup of tea, I stumbled upon an inspiring message. It reminded me that oftentimes, the simplest events reveal the deepest lessons of wisdom. One has to be present and alert to see the opportunities.
Transitions
October 24, 2017
Transitions are difficult. Whether it is a change of employment, a move, the start (or end) of a relationship, transitions are stressful as we are faced with the unknown. A sudden turning point can be an opportunity to let go of old habits or belief system. Transitions allow us to shed familiar yet limiting patterns, … More Transitions
Before Death
March 14, 2017
During the end-of-life Doula training offered by Hospice, we discussed how important it is to take care of the RUGS before our last moments of life. RUGS is an acronym for Regrets Unfinished businesses Guilt Shame It’s always best to work towards the resolution of unfinished businesses by handling conflicts and misunderstandings as you go. … More Before Death
Honoring the Sacred 