In a world that can feel so unwelcoming—unsafe for simply being—it is vital to find where your heart feels at home. That place of rest and unguarded ease. Of truth and unsuppressed joy. Whether it’s in the presence of beloveds, the quiet of nature, the bliss of creativity, or the purity of connection. And then to return to it, again and again. --Francesca Lynn Arnoldy
Francesca Lynn Arnoldy is a community doula and death literacy advocate. A respected thought leader in the end-of-life care field, she is the author of MAP OF MEMORY LANE (a picture book), CULTIVATING THE DOULA HEART (a guidebook) and THE DEATH DOULA'S GUIDE TO LIVING FULLY AND DYING PREPARED (an interactive workbook). She is a published researcher with the Vermont Conversation Lab and was the original creator of the doula training programs at the University of Vermont. At the core of all her work is a dedication to inspire compassion, connection, and confidence for life's greatest times of intensity. She resides in a quaint village in rural Vermont with her beloveds.
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