Death Education

Through my Death Education classes in Atlanta and virtual classrooms,
I have taught many individuals everything I believe they should know about Dying in America.
I am passionate about speaking with medical students and professionals about Death Midwifery and have had the privilege to do so
at Kennesaw State University, University of Georgia, and New York University.
The future of end-of-life care will be a blending of modern medicine and the ancient art of Death Midwifery.

Community and Higher Education

Narinder Elizabeth has educated hundreds of people through her Death Ed classes.
She has taught nursing students, gerontology students and the general public.
Her presentations are impassioned, tender and engaging.
*See a review below!

Some topics covered:

  • How the body dies

  • The history of Death Midwifery, from its origins as a heart-centered and home-based care by shrouding women, to detached procedures largely carried out by those we barely know

  • Our current end-of-life care options: what’s lacking, what’s improving

  • What you can do to help our death-phobic culture

Classes are two hours in length.

 Home Funeral Education

Would you like to choose Home Funerals for yourself or your family?

Narinder Elizabeth is:

  • Proficient in Georgia law regarding Home Funerals

  • A former steward at Honey Creek Woodlands, a green, natural burial ground in Conyers, Georgia.

  • In contact with funeral directors in the Atlanta area who honor families’ wishes for funerals at home.

  • Available to walk you through pre-planning your Home Funeral.

Classes are one hour in length.

I requested that Narinder Elizabeth Bazen attend my nursing ethics lecture on death and dying. I had no criteria for her content as I wanted to hear what she would want nurses to know when caring for patients in their last days to hours. The presentation was more of a conversation with young adults about their preconceived notions of the responsibilities of providers in the care of a patient that is actively dying for non-traumatic reasons. I can't say enough about how wonderful the class was. Narinder is engaging and makes the conversation of death and dying incredibly peaceful, normalizing what our society is incredibly afraid of. Her experience as a performance artist enhanced the presentation as she knew when to be more dynamic and dramatic and when to be quiet and calm to get her points across and to keep the Gen Z's completely engaged. My students are still talking about how much they enjoyed her and how much more they appreciate the process of caring for dying patients and their families.

I would highly recommend Narinder as a presenter in any course that discusses the care of dying patients and their families
from a caring theory perspective at either the undergraduate or graduate level.

— Dr. M'Lyn Spinks, DNS, RN, CHSE, CNE Kennesaw State University Kennesaw, GA, USA

 

 Nine Keys Death Midwifery Apprenticeship

If you’re interested in joining this 9-month long death midwifery journey to your holistic death work practice, see details below.