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3 months · 12 live classes (All recorded and weekly) For anyone ready to transform their relationship with death — whether you're navigating grief, watching parents age, facing your own mortality, or simply done half-living. - Reframing death — from failure to initiation, from taboo to integration - What do the deathwise mystics say? Diving into Ancient Egypt, Tibet, India, Amazon, Mexico, and other ancestral death traditions - Learning from near-death experiences (NDEs) & past-life memories - Understanding the dying process — physically, energetically and spiritually - Set and setting: preparing inner and outer environments for threshold navigation - Designing epic and memorable funerals, last wills, legacy expressions, and ceremonies for conscious dying and grieving - Tools, rituals and practices for death preparation and integration - Alchemising grief: diving deeply into the pain, no longer running away from it - We're all Death Doulas: introduction to the history and role of death doulas and end-of-life care - Introduction to plant medicine and psychedelic-assisted exploration of death and ego dissolution - Recognising and dismantling the Death Industrial Complex - Ecology and death

6+ months · Certification For those called to hold space for others at the threshold. Advanced training that goes beyond personal transformation and into the art and ethics of death work — culminating in full certification and the option to receive the final ordination in the Amazon Jungle with indigenous elders. - History and philosophy of death care across cultures - The role of the psychopomps, archetypes, and death gods/goddesses in myth and psyche - Types of death doulas — legacy, 11th hour, grief, post-mortem, abortion and reproductive loss, pets - The art of holding space — presence, attunement, nervous system regulation - Designing and facilitating rituals and ceremonies for death preparation + integration - Plant medicine and psychedelics as the ultimate death doulas - Dreamwork, sound healing, energy work, and other grief facilitation tools - Ethics and scope of practice - The dying process and how to support the different stages — physically, energetically, and spiritually - Working with the dying and their beloved ones - Building your path as a death doula — creating your own practice and offerings - Practicum: getting real-world experience in deathwork

TAKESEN means Bamboo Source. In times marked by uncertainty and fragility, our proposal is inspired by the wisdom of bamboo and the values that this millennia-old plant symbolizes. Every organization is different, and its evolution depends on both internal and external contexts, as well as the will of top management and ownership. However, we understand that it is essential today to unite two key aspects: the organization's ability to function effectively and the meaning its activities bring to employees and other stakeholders. In this way, all our services share a common denominator: helping organizations become more progressive, more complete, more humane, and adapted to current times, all of which enables them to achieve good economic results. We present some key services we offer, which are complemented by various types of consulting and mentoring, along with many more resources for organizations that embrace more horizontal models, where trust, responsibility, and human relationships are fundamental pillars.