End of Life Doula Mentoring

End-of-life doula mentoring is a valuable resource for any doula who is starting a business, offering services, or seeks to continue learning more about the field and what it entails. Merilynne has extensive experience in home care and starting and managing a fee-for-service business. Personal mentoring consultations are $195 and include a virtual visit of up to 90 minutes with follow-up email contact. Go to the bottom of this page to sign up and make your payment. Topics include:
  • How to start a business and find clients, what to charge, maintaining professional boundaries, etc.
  • Review of specific cases, staying within the Doula Scope of Practice
  • Paperwork, including client agreements, intake interviews, resources
  • Creating your online presence, website, handouts, community presentations
  • Approaching and working with hospice and palliative care organizations, forming a doula collective

Weekly doula discussion group - Free!

Wednesdays, 12:00 - 1:00 pm EST/9:00 - 10:00 am PST

​UPCOMING TOPICS:
June 23 - One Page Business Plan, with Erin Feldman and Krista Kellogg of Center Content
​June 30 - Open Discussion
​​​Have a topic to suggest? Let me know!
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​Please note: It does cost money to run this group. I don't want to keep anyone from being able to attend. If you are able, please make a small donation of $10 for each discussion attendance to help defray expenses. 

You Can View Earlier Discussions

    Step #1: Choose

Step #2: Purchase

1 discussion = $10
5 discussions = $20

Once you have made your choices and submitted them to me, make your payment using the Buy Now below. Your links will be emailed within 72 hours of receipt.

Creating a library of EOLD specific information is important to informing your practice and building your confidence in your own service.

Please check back periodically for new discussion listings.
Discussion Groups
“Merilynne is a knowledgeable, professional, down-to-earth mentor with extensive real-life experience at the forefront of building community for this new generation of end-of-life doulas!”—O.H.
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​Compassionate Communities: A Public Health Approach to End-of-Life Care by Merilynne Rush, MSHP, RN, BSN