What happens when someone is near the end of their life but they don't have family or friends to sit with them in their final days? For Tannis Dorscht, the answer is simple. She will, as a volunteer with the No One Dies Alone program, sit with someone she has never met, sometimes in complete silence, as a source of comfort and companionship as they approach the end of life.
No One Dies Alone
No One Dies Alone
About Our Guest
Tannis Dorscht
Tannis Dorscht is a Life Celebrant, Grief Educator and End of Life Doula residing in Okotoks, Alberta, Canada with her husband and three dogs. She is the proud mother to five adult children and grandmother to five. Following her instinctive nature to want to help people and her curiosity into what makes us all unique she was drawn to this path after the passing of her own father in 2017. Tannis received her training from Life Celebrants International, David Kessler, Grief Educator, and Douglas College. She believes each life is unique and holds a story to be told.
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