About
Lindsay Wilkison
I am a descendant from Celtic (Northern Ireland, Scotland) ancestry, and I am deeply rooted and connected to the magic and wisdom of my Celtic ancestors.
I’m a grief witch, death doula and end of life guide dedicated to providing compassionate support during life’s most sacred transition.
With a deep respect for the natural cycles of life and death, I offer guidance, comfort and a gentle presence for those nearing the end of their journey, and for the loved ones who walk beside them.
I believe death is a profound, transformative experience, not only for the dying, but for the community surrounding them. My approach blends modern end-of-life care with ancient rituals, ancestral wisdom and creating a sacred space where the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of dying are honored.
In my free time, I dig in the dirt, practice Yoga with Adriene, play with my tarot, voraciously read through my stacks of books, listen to witchy and true crime podcasts, forest bathe, tend to my plants and garden, and live and play with my family in the PNW.
I live and work out of my home in the South Sound area of Washington, on unceded Cayuse, Umatilla, Walla Walla and Puyallup land. I honor with gratitude, the land and these tribes, past and present for time immemorial.
What if Death wasn't something to Fear?
My name is Lindsay – I ‘m a grief witch, death doula and certified death doula dedicated to providing compassionate support during life’s most sacred transition.
With a deep respect for the natural cycles of life and death, I offer guidance, comfort, and a gentle presence for those nearing the end of their journey, and for the loved ones who walk beside them.
I believe that death is a profound, transformative experience, not only for the dying, but for the community surrounding them. My approach blends modern end-of-life care with ancient rituals, ancestral wisdom, and creating a sacred space where the physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of dying are honored.
Tenderly holding space for your grief journey
Lindsay
Disclaimer
A gentle reminder that while I offer grief support and end-of-life guidance as a grief witch and death doula, I am not a licensed mental health professional nor legal professional. My services focus on providing emotional, spiritual support and general information during transitions and are not a substitute for therapy, medical or legal advice. If you are experiencing severe emotional distress or mental health concerns, I encourage you to seek support from a licensed counselor, therapist, or other qualified mental health professional. Likewise, I encourage you to reach out to a legal professional for specific legal questions and concerns.
Dying Is Sacred Work
Dying is more than just the end of life – it is a profound and sacred journey that touches the deepest parts of our humanity. It’s a time when the boundaries between the physical and the spiritual are thin, inviting us to embrace the mysteries of existence and the beauty of letting go. In this work we recognize death not as an end, but as a natural, transformative passage that deserves the same care and respect as any other rite of passage.
My Sacred Oath
- I will not look away.
- I will meet you in the liminal space, the underworld, and walk beside you through the shadows.
- I will facilitate the hard conversations.
- I will advocate.
- I will educate.
- I will show compassion, comfort and care through my words and actions.
- If I don’t know the answer, I will find it.
- As Above, So Below.
- As Within, So Without.
