Death is hard and sad, but it doesn’t have to be frightening or confusing
When you understand the soul’s journey through the dying and bereavement process, you’ll be able to help people integrate these difficult experiences, and move through them with grace.
If you can meet death and loss this way, immense love and beauty is possible, even while there is pain.
Join us for any or all of the events in The Sacred Deathcare Learning Series and be part of creating a culture where transformative loss is honoured as an important part of our spiritual journey.
Inspirational and Practical Teachings for
Everyday Mortals
Family members, friends, ill or dying people, and anyone wanting to meet death with more grace and confidence.
Healthcare and Other Professionals
Medical, palliative, or funeral professionals, bodyworkers, counselors, birth doulas, energy workers, chaplains, social workers, hospice volunteers, and others wanting to better support their patients and clients through death and loss.
Existing and Emerging Death Doulas
Deathcare practitioners wanting to bring ritual skills and an inclusive, nature-based spiritual perspective to their practice.
About Dr Sarah Kerr PhD
As founder of The Centre for Sacred Deathcare, Sarah helps people learn to meet death with grace and confidence.
Sarah’s work draws on nature-based spirituality, modern consciousness research, and the richness of the human soul. Her teachings help people to clarify what they sense, but often can’t articulate about the soul’s journey into and out of a body.
As a practitioner, Sarah serves as a sort of “clergy for the unchurched” and designs and facilitates rituals that help her clients integrate the transformative experiences of illness, death and loss. These rituals honour the spiritual significance of the dying process, and bring healing to the living, the dying, and the dead.
As a teacher and mentor to death doulas, Sarah supports her students to find the unique healing gift they carry, and to make it available to their communities.
Sarah’s PhD research explored ways that modern Western people can restore and re-create meaningful rituals for the significant transitions of life. She has a PhD in Transformative Learning and a Master’s degree in Environmental Studies. She’s been a student of energetic and spiritual healing modalities since 1999.
Learn more about Sarah at The Centre for Sacred Deathcare.