Inhora Home

We are thrilled about this project that Marlena Livingston has dreamed up for the north entrance! Notice that she chose New Mexican plants and scenes - the left is morning/day while the right is evening/night. She'll be working on this through the summer.

If you want to help bring this beautiful art piece to life, it will cost $1500. You can give a gift to www.givebutter.com/giveinhora with a note that you want it to go towards this.

Thómas moved into Inhora. He’s brought with him a bit of an Edgewood and Santa Fe fan club. He gets more mail than any of us - we’re not jealous, of course.
He has been deeply, lovingly involved in his Good Shepherd church community. Here are some things that his friends and family wrote to him (all shared with his permission):
“I laugh when I remember working together to clean up the tumbleweeds….You went and told our [neighbor that he should do the same] and he listened. Later the whole area was clean - a job well done!”
“Please know the Lord is always with you and keeping you close to Him.”
“Hope to see you back soon :)”
“I wondered if there was someone in the Bible who could not walk [like you]? Then, it quickly came to me…there is someone….The reason he could not walk is because his legs were nailed to a cross…Like him, your situation will change into glory and joy that nothing will be able to take away.”

We are always looking for new ways to bring beauty into our home and our guests here at Inhora. Whether that be fresh flowers, art, music or landscaping. What are some more ways we can bring beauty into our home?

This network is making real the dream that we have that everyone would have a home at their hour of death - one home, one guest at a time.

You can make a difference! Giving $26 in 2026 - a meaningful gift that adds up to a powerful impact when we participate together. These contributions help us expand education, provide mentoring to homes and developing projects and grow our national network dedicated to community-based end-of-life care.

It’s more than a donation. It’s a shared commitment to ensuring that people across the country have access to compassionate homes at the end of life.

Give $26 today to help power the movement bringing end-of-life care homes to communities nationwide.

https://www.omegahomenetwork.org/

A wonderful monthly program resource that a renowned doula is offering for free!

BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: I am so happy to share this with you...

The Good Death Seminar Series is returning—a powerful 12‑month live educational experience inspired by the teachings from my book, The Good Death.

This series has touched the hearts of so many people around the world and has become one of the most meaningful offerings we’ve ever created at Doulagivers. We’ve had so many requests to bring it back…

And it is back.

But the best part?

It is completely FREE!

What Is The Good Death Seminar Series?

Once a month, we gather live for a transformational seminar focused on one of the most important topics from The Good Death.

Together, we explore:

The wisdom of the dying
Practical tools for caregiving
Emotional and spiritual healing
The profound lessons that help us live more fully today

Each month you’ll receive:

✅ A live teaching
✅ A downloadable companion workbook
✅ Practical tools and exercises you can apply immediately
✅ Q&A and community connection

When & How It Works

The Doulagivers® FREE Good Death Seminar Series will be hosted once a month:

🕐 Every second Thursday @ 1pm ET
📅 From June 11, 2026 – May 13, 2027
📍 Live on Zoom
🚫 No replays – this is a live, in‑the‑room experience
⚠️ Space is limited and first‑come, first‑served
🔁 You must register for each session separately

👉 Join the first seminar on June 11, 2026 at 1pm ET here! https://thegooddeathbook.com/the-good-death-seminar-series/

Please mark your calendar. These 90 minutes each month can truly change how you live, love, care, and grieve.

Why This Series Matters

After caring for more than 1,000 people at the end of life, and training over 400,000 people on how to care for someone who is dying, I have learned something extraordinary:

Death is not a medical experience. It is a human one.

And changing that perspective around death can transform your experience of it overnight.

Again and again, the dying share the same truths:

Love is what matters most.
Relationships are everything.
Fear keeps us from truly living.
Forgiveness brings freedom.
There is far more to life than we realize.

These teachings have the power to transform how we approach:

Caregiving
Grief
Aging
Purpose
And the precious gift of life we’ve been given

It’s Time to Return to the Sacred

This series is not just about death.
It is about learning how to LIVE FULLY.

It is about bringing back the sacredness of death so we can bring back the sacredness of life.

When we sit with these truths month after month, something shifts:

How we love
How we forgive
How we show up as caregivers
How we make decisions
How we hold our own mortality

What Participants Are Saying

“That was magnificent! I was trained as a palliative care counsellor at a very prominent residence in the greater Montreal area. Our training was exceptional. I never thought anything would exceed that threshold, but you did it Suzanne. Simply wonderful GOOD DEATH Seminar presentation. I hope to catch all the other 11 workshops as well. Grateful.”

— Seminar Participant

Join NOW and help us "Return to The Sacred"

Together, we can remember what humanity simply forgot:

✨ The sacredness of dying
✨ The sacredness of grieving
✨ The sacredness of living

YOU ARE LOVED!

xo Suzanne

We are so grateful and humbled to have been able to give tours of our home to 90 members from the annual Omega Home Network conference this week!

Our staff and volunteers SHINED 🌟

This was such an amazing, grace filled, peace-wondrous gathering of some of the visionaries changing end of life care in the US!

Day 2 of the 2026 Omega Home Network National Conference!

Today’s agenda is filled with engaging discussions on creative solutions and insights covering a range of topics, from launching an Omega Home to innovative approaches in volunteer engagement.

We are also taking a road trip from Santa Fe to Albuquerque to visit one of our beautiful homes - Inhora. Thank you to them and our home tour sponsors for their contributions!

We hope everyone attending is feeling inspired!

We are so grateful for our volunteers who came on Sunday to help clean before our conference!

Inhora executive director, Miles Gloetzner, shares a reflection about the movie Interstellar. He says that while the movie was truly “stellar” it fell short in its portrayal of death. Read his thoughts here at www.inhora.org/interstellar-and-death.