For clients that have time:

As a death midwife, I know that you may not know what is going to happen when your loved one goes on hospice. You may not understand how the body dies, the support the caregiver needs, or your end-of-life care options. I know that you want to do the best things possible for your loved one who is dying. I know that death and dying spaces bring up complicated emotions, sometimes conflicting emotions, and that having someone to help you understand what is happening seems out of reach. Please know, my hand is here. It is an honor to empower individuals, families and caregivers with education, spiritual and emotional support, and deeply available presence. 

My clients have greatly appreciated my availability and long distance care. 

If your end-of-life needs are not urgent, and you’d like my help, schedule a free 30 minute consultation with me. We’ll go from there.

If you would like to schedule an hour of with me, you may go here. 

All services are available over Zoom or phone until December 2024.

art above: “Comfort Crow” watercolor/colored pencil
an expression during a time of grief

If your death care need is urgent:

Sometimes death is unpredictable. Sometimes what seemed like ‘more time’ gets rushed into ‘limited time’ with our loved one. Sometimes we think we have months to prepare for the end-of-life and suddenly find ourselves standing at death’s door. Sometimes we lose a loved one suddenly, tragically. My death midwifery is available for these conversations. I am well experienced in urgent and traumatic death and dying spaces. Please do not hesitate to reach out. 

If your death care need is time sensitive: 

Steps for Urgent Death Care:

Text or Call 1-678-568-1411

Narinder will text or call you back as soon as possible.
This first thirty minute phone call is complimentary.
Narinder will explain at the end of this call how she can be of service to you going forward.

art above: “Remembering Hala” watercolor/colored pencil
This is a drawing to remember a grandmother named Hala Khreis who died by gunfire attack from soldiers while trying to find safety in Gaza. October 2023. Her death was shown on social media. May my art be a reminder of her life.

Every glorious sight above us,
Every pleasant sight beneath,
We'll connect with those
that love us,
Whom we truly love till death!
- Charlotte Brontë


Caregivers, I understand that you may not know what questions to ask a Death Midwife. Please don’t let that keep you from reaching out. I know what is ahead of you.

I am an advocate for people who are dying and their caregivers. My extensive experience will serve you remarkably.

All of my Death Midwifery and Grief Care services are offered virtually, either by phone or Zoom.

  • If your need is not time sensitive, you’ll schedule a free consultation here.

  • If time is of the essence, you’ll call or text this phone number: 1-678-568-1411.

  • Our first phone call is a free thirty-minute consultation.




If your need is urgent, please text
1-678-568-1411.

“Having Narinder to quietly guide us through the final most precious months protected irreversible moments with ease and confidence
for the family.”
-Rebecca R

“Narinder Elizabeth has a gift. She is at once kind, compassionate and wise, at the same time thoughtful, practical and task-oriented. In every conversation, she exudes calm and instills confidence. She listens carefully and responds gently, always keeping an upbeat tone with the goal of bringing comfort to both the dying and their families. Her intuition is uncanny and her goal is for everyone to find serenity, wherever that might come from. For that she is very accepting of people—she wants to know what they want. She is a great guide and meets people where they are--and wants only that the transition is peaceful. I am very grateful for her help and her presence in our lives.”
-Client - employed death midwifery for her brother’s death June 2018