Britt Doubroff

A woman with long blonde hair looking up outdoors during sunset by a body of water.

My path to end-of-life care has been shaped by a deep reverence and understanding of grief and the importance of support in difficult times. After the sudden loss of my daughter in 2018 I have felt a ‍called to this sacred work.

In 2020 I became a hospice volunteer which sparked my passion for end of life care. On top of volunteering on the palliative floor and 1:1 companioning, I personally created and facilitated an infant and pregnancy loss program, hosting a weekly support group for several years.

Although it's been a difficult journey, this work has been the most fulfilling thing I've done.

After 6 years of volunteering at Abbotsford hospice, I began my education in end-of-life care. I've learned how deeply people need to be seen & tenderly held, supported beyond clinical care.

Outside of this work, I reside in Abbotsford with my husband and three daughters. I feel most alive in the outdoors with my family, I love animals, being near the water, taking family bike rides, skiing, traveling and cooking.

A family of five with a dog posing on a beach by a large lake with mountains in the background.

Credentials


Training & Certification

  • End-of-Life Doula Certification - Rhodes Wellness College, 2026

  • Celebrant Certification - CCAOC, 2026

  • Hospice and Grief Support Society 12 week volunteer training + Facilitation training

Experience

  • Volunteering on the Palliative floor at Homberg House 2020-Present

  • Facilitation of Grief and Infant Loss support groups at Abbotsford Hospice & Grief Support Society. 2023-Present

  • One-on-one companioning with those walking through grief at Abbotsford Hospice & Care for Women in a volunteer position

Affiliations

  • End of Life Doula Association of Canada Certified

  • Certified Celebrants Association of Canada

End of Life Doula logo with compass and text for Association of Canada and Association Canadienne des Doulas de Fin de Vie.
Seal with circular text that reads 'Certified Celebrants' at the top and 'Association of Canada' at the bottom, with the acronym 'CCAO' in the center in large, gradient silver letters.