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With the Founder & CEO of the Conscious Dying Institute
Tarron Estes
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Explore how viewing the end of life with calmness, clarity, and peace can help you live a richer, more  meaningful life and deepen your relationships with your loved ones today.  

What if the fear and uncertainty that often surround death could be replaced with a deep sense of strength and connection?

When we confront death with openness, it has the power to dissolve our deepest anxieties, allowing us to live more fully and love more deeply, both in this life and beyond, shares Tarron Estes, founder and CEO of the Conscious Dying Institute.

Join Tarron for a soul-nourishing free online event, where she’ll lead you through a unique Practice for Death meditation, which she received through a powerful dream experience, to ease your fear of death and release life’s heaviest burdens — all while preparing you to support others with compassion and clarity on their final journey.

With her years of experience guiding others, you’ll learn to embrace the present moment more fully, live with greater ease and clarity, and experience a sense of peace that extends throughout every aspect of your life.

Tarron’s specialized experience in end-of-life care and education has firmly established her as an authority in helping others through the profound process of conscious dying. Through the Conscious Dying Institute, she has trained more than 1,000 end-of-life doulas and coaches, providing them with tools for approaching death with compassion, dignity, and presence.

Her approach emphasizes the sacredness of death and is grounded in the idea that death can be a healing, transformative experience — not just for those at the end of life but for everyone involved in the process.

During the event, she’ll guide you through the deeply moving Practice for Death meditation. Rooted in spiritual wisdom, this meditation offers a comforting and compassionate way to face death — whether your own or that of a loved one — with a sense of acceptance and serenity. It allows you to step away from the emotional, physical, and mental burdens tied to the fear of the unknown, creating a space where you can embrace life and death with greater understanding.

In this liberating hour-long free online event, you’ll:

  • Discover practical tools for starting meaningful conversations about death and increasing intimacy in your relationships
  • Experience the Practice for Death meditation that can help you ease emotional and physical challenges and find peace around death
  • Identify the phrase used in the meditation that resonates most with you, which can help you lighten a primary life burden and reduce your fear of death
  • Build confidence in supporting others through terminal illness and embrace the process of befriending death
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When you attend, you’ll also be among the first to hear about Tarron’s upcoming 7-week live video course — a deeply experiential program that will further help you release the fear of death, embrace the wonder of life, and develop skills for supporting others in their final moments with compassion and presence.

You don’t have to wait until death is near to gain the benefits of preparing for it now. In doing so, you’ll be empowered to live more fully, love more deeply, and face the unknown with grace and courage.

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Join this FREE video event with Tarron Estes and discover the secret to embracing death with peace and clarity through a powerful meditation practice that can ease life’s heaviest burdens, strengthen your relationships, and empower you to support others in their final moments.

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What People Are Saying About Tarron Estes...

“Tarron's dreamwork is truly eyeopening, inspiring, and deeply insightful.”
Tarron’s dreamwork is truly eyeopening, inspiring, and deeply insightful. My life, both waking and sleeping, has been enriched with a deeper resonance and understanding of my dreams and their import in my life. In her group work, she creates an environment where we all learn from each other’s dreams, while offering numerous techniques for selfinvestigation. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to work with her!
E. Thomas
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“It's heartwarming to see in another person the love, wisdom, and depth I so value...”
The staff retreat for the Roseville Hospice Team was memorable and remarkable. Tarron’s expertise and style were excellent and made possible a depth of thoughtfulness and exploration that is rare in healthcare. It’s heartwarming to see in another person the love, wisdom, and depth I so value in my own life. Tarron is the entire package, and I came away deeply impressed and appreciative. Tarron goes for the heart of things, where true hope and joy reside.
Michael Gunther Maher, MD
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“Tarron's programs give me hope...”
Being in Tarron’s program helped me see how to focus on the inner needs of staff, their challenges, and their dreams for providing better care at end of life. As a palliative care provider, Tarron’s programs give me hope that as our programs expand, we can someday offer trainings to medical providers to provide best practices in delivering care to the dying. An educational package that includes training about personal death awareness issues will not only improve care for our members, it will bring deeper meaning, peace, and resiliency to our dedicated healthcare professionals.
Teresa A. Head, RN, CHPN
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“Tarron was, and is, a godsend.”
Tarron was, and is, a godsend. She helped our family come together with my mom to really listen and sit with her feelings and decision to not pursue aggressive Western medical treatment. It was so important to have those honest, heartbased conversations. We literally brought in both HeartMath and Caritas principles and practices to our discussions as a family. We could not have remained grounded, open, vulnerable, and loving — yet strong enough to support my mom in this decision — without those principles, and without Tarron’s steady compassion throughout. No matter how this story ends, the turn we were all able to take together because of Tarron’s help and support has made all the difference.
Mike O'Neil
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“[Tarron] is a radiant being of light and has much to offer society...”
I’ve had the privilege and joy of working with Tarron Estes over many years now, and I’m in awe of her amazing work and sacred endoflife care, as well as conscious dying. She sets a new pattern of possibilities for society and for individuals personally and professionally to really engage in another whole paradigm of conscious dying that brings a sacred dignity and choices back into individuals, and choices for humanity and society alike. So it is my delight and honor to recommend that you engage in her teachings and learning. She is a radiant being of light and has much to offer society, and it’s been my honor to work with her.
Jean Watson
Founder of Watson Caring Science Institute
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About Tarron Estes

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Tarron Estes is the founder and director of the Conscious Dying Institute of Boulder, Colorado, faculty at the Watson Caring Science Institute (WCSI), and adjunct faculty at the University of Colorado School of Nursing. She is a member of the NHPCO End of Life Doula Advisory council and founding member of NEDAlliance.org.

She facilitates “Sacred Passage: End of Life Doula Certificates”; “Conscious Dying Coach Certificates,” and “Conscious Dying Educator Certificates” in the U.S. and Canada, certifying over 1,500 End of Life Doulas since 2015. Tarron is also a healthcare consultant and curriculum developer for nurses and clinical staff in human caring and conscious dying education for large systems like Kaiser Permanente.

Tarron’s work supports anyone who desires ​to ​serve patients and families before, during, and after the final moments of life. As a strategic business partner In healthcare and palliative innovation, she has over 28 years of experience leading nonprofit organizations and corporations supporting patients, families, caregivers, and health professionals toward personal, professional, and system-wide transformation. 

As a faculty with WCSI, she designed and facilitated the “Human Caring Program” for over 500 nursing staff of Kaiser Permanente’s 21 hospitals in Northern California, creating positive improvements in patient satisfaction and nurse patient communication.

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