Welcome to Bluevaseit
A Blue vase,
a symbol for a change
Death Doula Services
Moving Through is a compassionate End of Life - Death Doula service led by me, Giacamo Cappabianca. As a Death Doula, I am dedicated to supporting individuals and their tribe during this sacred time. Together, we create a nurturing and all-encompassing space that honors every aspect of the end-of-life experience.
In this heartfelt setting, I provide unwavering companionship throughout the journey of transition. I offer emotional and spiritual solace, assistance with legacy creation, the organization of living funerals, and gentle guidance in creating meaningful rituals.
Embracing the belief that death is a gateway, not a conclusion, I facilitate ceremonies that celebrate life and enable profound connections.
Whether it's crafting personalized rituals, tending to practical details, or simply offering a comforting presence, I am here to honor each individual passage with tenderness and respect.
Gain valuable insights and guidance on the journey ahead.
Coaching to craft a playbook for end of life
Enjoy the Process
Feel the strength of belonging with our unique services.
Legacy Project
To live the dash,
Embark on a journey of self-discovery and growth like never before.
Let’s Connect
Step into a realm of limitless possibilities and embark on a transformative journey with our Death Doula services. Whether you seek solace or empowerment, we are here to guide you through every step of the way. Let's create magic together!
Bluevaseit - Embrace Change
Step into a world of compassion and empowerment, where each journey begins with a single step towards acceptance.
Legacy building Ft.(Daniel Carey)
What is a Blue Vase - explore the passion
What is an end of life Doula?
I carry out an extraordinary role as an End of Life Doula, navigating the raw and profound terrain of human existence. My focus on providing holistic support and guidance during these crucial life transitions is nothing short of remarkable. With a steadfast approach, I create empowered and positive death experiences, delving into the emotional and philosophical depths to bring comfort and peace to those in need.
In my capacity as, a death doula. I strive to masterfully coordinate tailored services, seamlessly complementing palliative and hospice care. This ensures that comprehensive support reaches those who seek it. My dedication and compassion blaze like a beacon, guiding others through the transformative journey that marks the end of life.
Who is the typical client?
A typical client for a death doula includes not only the individual nearing the end of their life but also their family members and loved ones. These clients often seek a death doula's guidance and support to navigate the emotional, spiritual, and practical challenges of the dying process. Families benefit from the death doula's assistance in managing the complexities of end-of-life care, ensuring that their loved one's final days are peaceful and dignified while also receiving emotional and logistical support themselves.
The death positive movement: a speech given by Giacamo Cappabianca,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Today, we gather to discuss an important shift in how we view death—the Positive Death Movement.
In a society where death is often feared and avoided, this movement promotes acceptance, empowerment, and dignity in facing the end of life. It emphasizes holistic support, open conversations, and comprehensive care to ensure that individuals and families can navigate this inevitable journey with peace and dignity.
Let's embrace this movement to transform our approach to death, ensuring that everyone can experience a dignified and meaningful end of life.
Thank you.
The Dash by Coach Ellis
I read about a man who spoke at a friend’s funeral, looking at the dates on the tombstone from the beginning to the end. He started with the birth date and then, with tears, mentioned the day his friend passed. But he said what really mattered was the dash between those years.
That dash represents all the time they spent on Earth, and only those who loved them know its true worth. It’s not about the cars, the house, or the cash. What really counts is how we live and love, and how we spend our dash.
So, think hard about this. Are there things you’d like to change? You never know how much time is left to make those changes. Slow down, focus on what’s real, and try to understand how others feel.
Be slower to anger, show more appreciation, and love the people in your life like you’ve never loved before. Treat each other with respect and wear a smile more often, because this special dash might only last a little while.
So, when your eulogy is read and your life’s actions are reviewed, will you be proud of how you spent your dash?
Let’s make every play count, both on and off the field. How you spend your dash matters.
