Megan Allen

Doula Services:

As a certified death doula, I'm here to guide you in embracing the present and fostering a higher quality of life. Whether it's assisting with end-of-life preparations or creating unique living funeral experiences, my focus is on a healthy integration of engaging with our mortality to powerfully live in the now.

Contact Information

Locations: Reno, Sparks

Pronouns: She/Her

Email: meg@wanderlustlegacy.com

Phone: (860) 922-7918

Megan’s Story:

Our mortality is a profound and integral part of the human experience. As a certified death doula, I specialize in guiding individuals and their families through the later chapters of life, offering a range of services that encompass more than just conventional end-of-life planning.

Having personally witnessed the sudden departure of those dear to me and wrestled with the non-linear process of grief, I intimately grasp the transformative effect such occurrences can have on our sense of purpose and the significance we attribute to life. My mission is to assist and support during these times, offering services like comprehensive end-of-life planning, document preparation, and living funerals.

Talking openly about death and actively considering our mortality is not a morbid practice; it's a powerful tool that enriches our understanding of life. My support extends to those dealing with long-term illnesses, assisting in legacy projects, and helping those in good health who are preparing for unforeseen circumstances or thoughtfully contemplating life's eventual end.

My role is to be a compassionate guide through these final chapters, offering kindness and practical assistance in preparing for services and handling necessary paperwork. This support ensures a seamless transition that reflects the unique and beautiful life lived. I want to approach these significant moments with intention, embracing the profound impact and meaning we bring to the world, ensuring each chapter is as meaningful and reflective of the individual journey as possible. Engaging with death doesn't diminish life; it enhances it, allowing us to live powerfully, uplift those around us, and unburden our loved ones in the process.

After all, being with death is not just a confrontation; it's an invitation to truly live.

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