As the founder of The Centre for Sacred Deathcare, Sarah Kerr helps people to meet death with grace and confidence.

Sarah’s work draws on nature-¬based spirituality, modern consciousness research, and the richness of the human soul. Her teachings help make visible the foundational patterns in the energetic structure of the dying process, and allow people to articulate what they sense, but can’t describe about the soul’s journey into and out of a body.

As a practitioner, Sarah designs and facilitates rituals that help her clients integrate the transformative experiences of illness, death and loss. These rituals honour the spiritual significance of the dying process, and bring healing to the living, the dying, and the dead.

As a teacher and mentor, Sarah supports her students to find the unique healing gift they carry, and to make it available to their communities.

Sarah’s academic research explored ways that modern Western people can restore and re-create meaningful rituals for the significant transitions of life. She has a PhD in Transformative Learning and a Master’s degree in Environmental Studies. She’s been a student of energetic and spiritual healing modalities since 1999.

Sarah says, “My passion is creating spaces where the emotions around death and loss can be honoured, so we can integrate difficult experiences and move through them smoothly. When we meet endings in our lives this way, beautiful things become possible, even with the pain.”

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