Being a Soul Sitter

I met Stacey Canfield while I was in San Diego, and quickly realized we were kindred spirits. She has embarked on a beautiful journey. Stacey shares:

Back in 2010, I started a movement called, Being a Soul Sitter.
It is a comforting community for people facing the loss of a loved one. It really gives that extra support—in the dying process—for the loved ones who are in the awkward position of having to say goodbye.
The book helps guide you through with a lot of practical tools.

By reading her book, “The Soul Sitter’s Handbook; What to do when a loved
one is dying”, and the wealth of information from her website (excerpt):
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You can feel confident as a Soul Sitter.

You can learn to build a bridge that will help you cross each
challenging  experience effectively.

You can learn to receive help and support using Soul Sitter tools.

There is a path to peace with each challenging or sorrowful experience In our lives we will have the opportunity to be Soul Sitters.  
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This will help us to understand the privilege and give you the tools
to be present, to Just Show Up. 

www.soulsitters.com

Purchase
The Soul Sitters Handbook
 here