When there’s no one else there’s NODAC
In association with Felicity Warner and the School of Soul Midwives.
In the demanding landscape of today’s healthcare system, it is essential for staff to have the necessary knowledge and skills to deliver compassionate, quality end-of-life care. The TLC course addresses this need by:
Implementing the Tender Loving Care Holistic Education Course in to the workplace will lead to:
No One Dies Alone Cornwall offers this training to Clinicians in the NHS as well as support staff in Care homes. Here is a flavour of the outstanding feedback we have been delighted to receive.
This is a lovely training very person centred approaches to end of life care. Alternative to the medical model which helps to comfort, care & reassure the needs of a person during the final stages of life. Thank you, I’ve learnt so much to take back to the workplace.
I hadn’t expected it to be delivered in such a relaxed and non-clinical atmosphere. WOW! It felt easy to take the information in and be more attentive to the knowledge and wisdom being shared. This is because it was not medicalised. Thank you.
While this formal training is grounded in the expertise of Felicity Warner, Anna and Christina infuse their own unique perspectives and experiences to individualise and personalise this outstanding course, making it a truly enriching experience for all participants
Anna Sadler is a compassionate and heart-cantered Soul Midwife and TLC trainer who brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the course from being alongside friends, neighbours and loved ones on an end of life pathway.
As a trained yoga and meditation teacher, Anna emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and inner peace in the journey of dying, providing practical techniques to alleviate stress and promote comfort for both individuals and their families. Additionally, she is a certified Reiki practitioner, offering gentle energy healing to support emotional and physical well-being.
With a deep commitment to reducing the fear associated with dying, Anna empowers caregivers and family members to create a nurturing environment for those in their final days.
Christina Murt is a seasoned healthcare professional with over 30 years of experience as a registered nurse. Her extensive background in nursing has provided her with a deep understanding of the complexities of patient care, particularly during end-of-life situations.
Christina is also a fully trained Soul Midwife and a TLC (Tender Loving Care) trainer, dedicated to empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to support those at the end of life.
In addition to her nursing and midwifery practice, Christina is a certified complementary therapist, integrating holistic approaches to enhance the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of her clients. With a passion for reducing fear and anxiety surrounding death and dying, Christina strives to create compassionate communities where individuals feel supported and understood during their final journey.
Together, Anna and Christina are dedicated to building compassionate communities that honour the sacred process of dying.
Through their shared expertise, Anna and Christina bring insight & wisdom into holistic care principles and practices, providing participants with practical tools and valuable perspectives rooted in mindfulness and compassion. Their combined passion and dedication to teaching the art of ‘gentle dying’ empower them to guide others in creating meaningful, heartfelt connections with individuals facing the end of life.
Embrace the opportunity to invest in your team’s growth and compassionate care for themselves & others while enriching the quality of care in your organisation!
Make sure you stay up to speed with all the No One Dies Alone news. We can let you know what events we have coming up, share what support and help we have available, what workshops have been developed.
At No One Dies Alone Cornwall, we believe that every individual deserves compassionate companionship during life’s most profound moments. To continue providing our essential services, we rely on funding and voluntary contributions from generous supporters in our community.
If you are in a position to make a financial contribution, we sincerely appreciate your support. Donations, no matter the size, help us ensure that we can continue to offer our vital services to those in need. Your generosity plays a crucial role in allowing us to provide a compassionate presence for individuals at the end of their lives.
Thank you for supporting No One Dies Alone Cornwall. Together, we can create a community where no one has to face the end of life alone.
© 2025 All rights reserved
Made with Wonderful Wordpress and Extraordinary Elementor