In a world that rushes past death and ignores grief, The Caring Death Doula stops to listen with tenderness, truth, and time. Whether you are grieving right now or here to learn how to help those grieving, join your host, Frances, a certified grief educator on the journey of finding connection, conversations, and comfort. Let's make grief and death a natural part of our conversations.
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Signup to Generate a PitchIn a world that rushes past death and ignores grief, The Caring Death Doula stops to listen with tenderness, truth, and time. Whether you are grieving right now or here to learn how to help those grieving, join your host, Frances, a certified grief educator on the journey of finding connection, conversations, and comfort.
The Caring Death Doula is hosted by Frances. The show has published 78 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Can’t Judge Grief" (26 October 2026, 8 minutes), "Grief and Grief Support can be Complex" (22 October 2026, 13 minutes), and "I Share My Grief Because You Deserve Real Support" (19 October 2026, 7 minutes).
The Caring Death Doula publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 9 minutes across 78 episodes.
Booking probability for The Caring Death Doula is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Caring Death Doula requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Caring Death Doula's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Caring Death Doula are Family & Social Services. The Caring Death Doula has a society audience.
Frances hosts The Caring Death Doula, a society podcast with 78 episodes published.
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Episode #80
Someone recently suggested I didn’t have the right to share my grief because the loss was connected to their loved one. That moment stuck with me, because it exposes a quiet problem in how we talk about death, mourning...
Episode #79
In this episode, we talk about how grief reaches far beyond missing the person who died, touching our future plans, our identity, and the conversations we never got to have. We also challenge the urge to judge others...
Episode #78
In this episode I share what it feels like to be personally attacked for speaking honestly about death and grief, and why I keep choosing real stories over polished answers. I planned my podcast to be real and to be...
Episode #76
In this episode we talk directly to those who find October a hard month on their grief journey. A single date on the calendar, a favorite holiday/event, or the shift in the season can pull you right back into the moment...
Episode #75
Grief gets policed in quiet, everyday ways and it can make you feel like you have to earn the right to mourn. I’m working hard to help us push back on that. I talk openly about why this show started, what it took to hit...
Episode #74
Grief doesn’t just hurt, it can silence you, numb you, and make the simplest parts of life feel heavy. If you’re mourning someone you love, I want you to hear this clearly: I see you, and you don’t have to pretend...
Episode #73
Some losses don’t come with funerals, casseroles, or even permission to talk about them. In this episode we discuss how when a relationship ends but the person is still alive, the grief can feel confusing, isolating...
Episode #72
In this episode we are discussing the disorienting truth behind estrangement grief, a form of loss that rarely gets casseroles, sympathy cards, or even a patient listener. I talk about why this pain feels so sharp and...
Episode #71
Grief doesn’t politely wait for you to be ready. It shows up after you’ve had a “good” stretch, after you’ve checked the boxes, and sometimes right when you think you finally have a handle on it. I’m honest about why...
Episode #70
We remind you that grief is yours, and nobody gets to judge how loud, how long, or how often you feel it. We talk through why holidays can hurt, how to ground your body when your mind won’t settle, and how to show up...
Episode #69
In this episode, Frances shows up raw on a hard day and names the numbness that can hit without warning when grief waves roll in. A quiet morning in the park becomes a reminder that joy can break through in an instant...
Episode #68
When grief gets judged, that pressure can make you feel even more alone. In this episode, I’m here to say the quiet part out loud: you matter, and you don’t have to prove your pain to anyone. If you’ve ever wondered...
Episode #65
I thank you for coming here and making this space a part of your grief journey. Grief can be loud, or it can be eerily quiet. Either way, it can convince you that you are on your own. I recorded this message for you to...
Episode #64
Grief has a way of making us disappear from ourselves. In this episode, we discuss how we stay busy, stay quiet, keep it moving, and hope time will do the work we refuse to touch. But when nobody talks about grief, we...
Episode #63
In this episode, we discuss how your body can only carry grief for so long before it starts sending louder signals. We talk honestly about what it feels like when you’ve been pushing through loss for weeks, months, or...
Episode #62
Mother’s Day lands differently when your mom is gone or when motherhood has been shaped by loss. This episode follows Morher’s Day weekend here in the U.S. and I wanted to honor the place a mother has in our lives. And...
Episode #61
This episode comes from the thick envelope from a lawyer that lands in my mailbox and flips my whole day upside down. Inside is news I never expected to learn this way: my aunt has died, and I don’t even know when it...
Episode #60
In today’s episode we talk again about children and grief. We discuss how important it is for children to see death as a natural part of life. They need to be part of conversations and hear adults talking. If talking...
Episode #59
I’m sitting in a park in my hometown, gently swinging while we talk about something most families stumble through: children and grief. When a divorce hits, a loved one dies, a pet dies, or life changes in the way it...
Episode #58
In this episode, I talk honestly about the days when I’m grieving in more than one way, when words are nonexistent, and when grief whispers, “stay in bed”. If you’re coping with loss right now, I want you to feel seen...
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