Even in her practice as a death doula, she can't take away a grieving family's pain. She can't bring back what's gone. However, under the right circumstances, Gikonyo can make it somewhat beautiful.

For the Rev. Beth Stotts, death is a natural part of her ministry, where she embraces "humbling and powerful" work of guiding people at the end of life.

Pregnancy is a life-changing journey, but let’s be honest it can also feel overwhelming at times. Between hospital visits, a changing body, and preparing for postpartum life, there’s a lot to ...

Over the past four years, terminal ovarian cancer has been shoving Cora Torr, 61, towards life's exit door. To offset this ...

If you're expecting a child and wondering about hiring a doula, here are some Chicagoland resources to get you started. From first kicks to first steps, a doula can be an invaluable resource for ...