Meg Freeman is a trained End-Of-Life Doula through Going with Grace & founder of Organically Human offering emotional, logistical, spiritual, & grief support through companionship & guidance for individuals and their circle of support. Her mission is to be a supportive presence and meet others where they’re at while holding space for their life circumstances. She acknowledges the human experience of living & dying with emphasis on the idea that we all have our own story, own pain, own values, and own beauty - all worth holding. Organically Human’s core values are advocacy, compassion, and autonomy. Her goal is to make an unfathomable journey a little less impossible by filling in the gaps where needed, creating a collaborative plan, and honoring life, love, and legacy. Examples of some of Meg’s services include education on the dying process, end of life planning, 11th hour transition guide, sitting/planning vigil, grief companionship, remembrance poems, legacy work, and living gathering planning. Meg serves the Chattanooga, TN area and is able to provide virtual services and can travel up to 150 miles. 

Meg Freeman’s contact information: 
Email: meg@organicallyhuman-doula.com
Website: www.organicallyhuman-doula.com
Phone: (423) 432-9288

I am grateful to live in the mountains of Chattanooga, Tennessee with my husband and our sweet dog (Cooper).  The creation of Sacred Transitions end of life care was to serve individuals and their families in making end of life decisions.  To give palliative, whole person comfort We offer a fully customizable menu of services. These services include but not limited to: 

• Serving as a companion and advocate to the individual and as a support person to their loved ones.

• Advance Care Planning

• Providing emotional, spiritual, and practical (non-medical) support.

• Bucket List Trips (In person and/or virtual)

• Auricular Therapy 

• Master Herbalist Trained in End of Life Care

• Facilitating life review

• Legacy work.

• Certified Aromatherapist Specialist

• Planning and holding vigil at the bedside wherever the individual calls home.

• Anticipatory grief and bereavement support.

• After death care and Home Funeral education 

• Licensed in Tennessee to perform Hand and Feet massage/care.

• LGBTQ+ sensitive 

• Pet Therapy

• Music Therapy

• Referrals to resources that are beyond the scope of my practice.

• and so much more...

I offer an initial consultation at no cost via phone, Zoom, Google Meet, or Facetime, so that we can meet and I can describe my services and answer your questions.  

Professional Training includes End of Life Credentialing with The University of Vermont and Chattanooga State University, Bachelor of Science in Alternative and Complementary Medicine and currently obtaining a Doctorate in Integrative Medicine.   Proud Member of both the International End of Life and National End of Life Associations. 

Service Area is Chattanooga and the neighboring state of North Georgia.  Arrangements can be made for out-of-state care.
Contact Christina Wood, B.S., Cl.H
Sacred Transitions End of Life Planning and Care
931- 463-1695 Luvmydoula@gmail.com

"Enhancing the way we live, by changing the way we die."

Carolyn Coleman has extended her thirteen years as an Episcopal priest into the work of end of life preparation and healing care as well as conscious dying education. With two degrees in comparative religion, Carolyn has a strong understanding of human religious imaginations and how this gift guides our living and our dying times. Her vision involves returning death to its sacred place in human living so that cultures overcome death phobia and embrace dying well as a vital part of living well. Carolyn offers diverse populations tools for living well through end of life planning and formation. She hopes this work will reach more and more persons who wish to live deeper, fuller lives. Not just a “one and done” death preparation kit, Carolyn’s work strives to cultivate gratitude for and welcome of each element in human experience: birth, grief, loss, love, death, joy, etc.—each one, as Rumi writes, “a guide from beyond” to show us the profound richness of this life.

Carolyn is based in Middle Tennessee. You may reach her at ccoleman@dyingwell.com or 615-938-0802.

www.dyingwell.com

Jade Adgate is and has always been a caretaker, a nurturer, a helper and a wide-eyed companion to her elders. Serving her own aging family members alongside her growing babies, Jade developed a reverence for the bookends of the human experience, birth and death. This perspective forms the stance Jade brings into the work she now does as a death companion: the belief that sacred, holistic and dignified death is a right every human being is entitled to.

Jade has served as an active hospice volunteer since 2018 and as a death doula (INELDA trained) since 2020. Farewell Fellowship was created in 2021 to expand the practice of contemplative death companionship to our wider Nashville community. Throughout her experience serving the dying and their loved ones, Jade has developed a calming presence, and inquisitive approach to conversation and the ability to connect to others with warmth, compassion, authenticity and humor.

You can contact Jade at her website www.farewellfellowship.com or by phone (615)678-1366.

I'm Malia Marcella, a doula whose mission is to empower and support those facing death to encounter peace on their unique life and end-of-life journey. I've had the honor of serving Nashville in the nonprofit sector for over six years. I completed my certification training with Going with Grace and am National End-of-Life Doula Alliance (NEDA) proficient. I love this work because it has increased my capacity for life, love, and peace, and I am extremely honored to walk this path alongside those I serve.

My practice, Peace Encountered, comes from my authentic love of life and the acknowledgment that every transition (especially our final transition) can be met with grace and covered in peace. I offer compassion-led holistic end-of-life and post-death support and guidance.

Malia is based in Nashville, Tennessee. You may contact her through her website www.peaceencountered.com or via phone call at 224-532-7923.

Bre Clark spent a decade working in the nonprofit world leading and coordinating programs for older adults, before heeding a calling to deathwork. As an aging optimist, she is very invested in being an older person in training. It has been her life’s journey to be in the company of people as they age and she’s humbled by the opportunity to support those at the very end of their life. Bre is a Going with Grace certified death doula and has been deemed NEDA Proficient by the National End-of-Life Doula Alliance.

Her practice, Eclipse Into Harmony, exists to empower personal transformation and a deeper embrace of one’s life journey, through a profound connection to death.

Bre offers services to help people navigate the complexities of death by offering comfort, care, and education. In times of profound need, she can provide time, guidance and support to those caring for their dying loved ones, throughout the dying process. She also offers guidance on wrapping up affairs and assists with memorializing after a loved one has died. Overall, Bre’s goal is to help individuals navigate transformative moments and support them to achieve balance.

You can schedule a free consultation at Bre’s website www.eclipseintoharmony.com or by reaching out directly—call or text: (615) 852-5530, email: bre@eclipseintoharmony.com

Rebecca Harris became a death doula after caring for her father during his final weeks in hospice. She realized there are gaps in the hospice system where patients and caregivers still need support, and that's where the death doula can offer assistance. A death doula offers non-medical support to individuals and their families as they navigate the end-of-life journey. As a NEDA-certified doula, Rebecca brings a focused and intuitive presence to the bedside, provides respite for exhausted caregivers, explains the signs and symptoms of the dying process, and helps both loved ones and patients cope with their emotions and experiences during this sacred time.  She will collaborate with each family to develop a customized care plan that reflects their individual needs and values. A skilled singer, Rebecca can also share her gift of music during the journey. Serving the greater Nashville, TN area, Rebecca would be honored to provide care and space for families and patients in their homes as well as in-patient facilities. 

For more information, please contact Rebecca at:
harristeacher22@gmail.com   
or 615-973-3715
Website: http://honoring-the-journey.com

Kaylee is a certified death doula in Nashville, TN, with a background in comedy production. She aims to balance sorrow with joy, incorporating laughter into the end-of-life journey to offer comfort to the dying and their loved ones. 

She especially enjoys creating projects that honor those nearing the end, leaving lasting legacies.

Passionate about normalizing conversations about dying, she organizes community gatherings featuring speakers and comedians to foster open dialogue and connection. She is especially committed to supporting families of addicts, driven by personal loss, and aims to help them prepare for potential death due to substance abuse. 

Trained by mentors like Sierra Campbell and Ladybird Morgan, and as a volunteer at Alive Hospice, she brings extensive knowledge and empathy to her practice. Join her in celebrating life's profound moments with compassion, connection, and light.

Visit her website www.partinglaughs.com to learn more and schedule a call or email at hello@partinglaughs.com