Dear Death Midwifery and Grief Care Clients,
A Note from Narinder
For the past ten years, I have had the profound privilege of accompanying individuals and families through illness, dying, death, grief, and the bewildering landscapes that surround them.
Thousands of hours at bedsides, kitchen tables, hospital rooms, funeral homes, and living rooms have shaped not only my work, but my life.
At this time, I am on sabbatical from active death midwifery practice.
Sabbatical is not an ending, but a necessary part of the cycle.
That said, death has never been merely my profession. It is a lifelong devotion.
I am currently teaching death work to my students in the Nine Keys School of Death Arts.
If you are seeking support and feel called to reach out, please use my contact page. While I am not currently accepting active client work, I do read my messages and will do my best to respond, offer guidance when appropriate, or point you toward trusted resources.
Thank you for finding your way here.
with care,
Narinder Bazen
“She exudes calm.”
“Narinder 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 testimonial
