Sue Phillips is a Critical Illness / End of Life Doula based in Dundas, Ontario. She is an active member of the Communications and Media Committee for the End of Life Doula Association of Canada. In addition to supporting individual clients, Sue is passionate about raising awareness of the benefits of end of life doula care. She aims to offer fresh perspective on navigating life-limiting illness and death and is committed to exploring innovative approaches to end of life support.

Sue’s belief is: “the end of life deserves as much beauty, care and respect as the beginning”… anonymous.

Guest Links:

Web: https://endoflifedoulaassociation.org/

Death Doula Ontario Network Website: https://deathdoulaontarionetwork.ca/

Personal Website: https://www.suephillips.ca/

Anita's journey is one of strength and compassion. Coming from a large family raised by a single mother, she learned the importance of community and support. As a social services professional and mother to a 16-year-old, she strives to make a positive impact. In her personal time, she enjoys the grounding effects of nature through gardening and beachcombing, and the expressive freedom of various art forms.

Anne was born into a Mennonite family and raised in a rural setting where she learned the value of hard work. She married her high school sweetheart and they have been married for over 60 years, having raised three interesting and wonderful children. She first became an elementary school teacher, but expanded her vocational skills into other directions, ending her career with a very fulfilling position working with people who had acquired brain injuries.

Her faith has always been of utmost importance to her and has led her into service opportunities to assist people in need. Anne's hobby which she uses to fulfill that need is quilting blankets for refugees. She has also, for many years, been very interested in discovering her family history and enjoys compiling the information for the generations to come, both pictorially and in written word.