end of life guide and advocate
Los Angeles, CA
As an end of life guide, I assist the dying in their transition from this world. I guide, educate and support the dying person, their family, friends and caregivers through the dying process. I also help with personal, spiritual and practical issues.
My work as a guide can be just one session or we can work together over a period of days, weeks or months. I offer my end of life guide services in person, over the phone and on a variety of online video services.
As an end of life advocate, I am working to change how we view and do death. I educate, consult and speak about end of life issues and the need to improve the quality of care that dying people receive. It is paramount that the families, friends and caregivers of the dying also receive support.
I share the wisdom of the dying so we may be inspired to live our best lives. These precious insights I have gained can be shared through speaking engagements.
Please email or call if you would like to work with me or if you have questions about my services and advocacy work. I am available for educational opportunities, professional consulting and speaking engagements.
email: betsy@betsytrapasso.com
phone: 310-954-1424
Interviews with the Influential
My upcoming podcast where I interview politicians and the influential about their legacies and regrets. Because the dying told me to.
Instagram: @interviewswiththeinfluential
My Op-Ed in MedPage Today, October 22, 2024
“The Deathbed Regrets Voter Guide - Don’t regret your vote”
https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/second-opinions/112516?trw=no
Media and Talks

TV interview with Lu Parker, KTLA 5, Los Angeles

Interview in the Los Angeles Times

Speaker at TEDxMalibu

Interview in Fortune - raceAhead column

Interview on KPCC Southern CA Public Radio

Interview in "Sunday Mainichi News Magazine," Japan

Interview in USA Today

Speaker at Death Salon San Francisco

Speaker at Copper Mountain College, Joshua Tree, CA

Performed my story "The Death Stare" at "Spark Off Rose," Los Angeles

Q&A with the documentary filmmakers of "306 Hollywood"

Interviewed for "The Death Cafe Movement" college textbook by Jack Fong