Grief and Loss Support
This complimentary call helps ease overwhelm with a personalized support plan.
the role of a death doula
At Marigold Path, we’re here to ensure you’re never alone during life’s most challenging moments. Our death doula services offer non-medical support to ease the emotional and practical burdens of end-of-life care.
Get help discussing medical decisions, final wishes, and family communication, so you can focus on meaningful moments.
Grieving is deeply personal and unpredictable. Coaching provides personalized support to move forward with find peace, purpose, and hope.
Group workshops are ideal for caregivers and anyone wanting the support and tools to prepare for end-of-life transitions with confidence.
Book this complimentary call for a personalized plan to navigate end-of-life care, planning, and grief.
mEET Kathy Benich
Founder, Death Doula, Grief Coach
With more than 30 years of experience in healthcare systems, project management, human resources, and patient advocacy, Kathy Benich brings a unique combination of personal insight and professional expertise to her work.
Unique Features of Service:
Caring for a loved one at the end of life or navigating grief can feel overwhelming. Our free resources provide practical and emotional support to help you through.
free checklist
This free guide helps caregivers make informed decisions that respect their loved one’s wishes. It includes key questions to ask doctors or hospice providers to guide your next steps.
free guide
This free download is designed to help caregivers prepare for and navigate the physical, emotional, and practical challenges that may arise during a loved one’s final days.
Kathy’s leadership role as a Patient Research Advocate at the KU Cancer Center fosters understanding of the patient experience
We bring 30 years of experience in healthcare and project management to support families in navigating care coordination.
Kathy is a certified death doula and life coach, offering practical and emotional guidance.
Kathy draws compassion from her personal experience of caring for her late husband, John, during his cancer journey.