Sula is a life-long student of Tibetan Buddhism and has a background in event planning and cultural programming. Formerly a political advisor in Canada with the Ministry of the Status of Women, and COO of Rachel Cargle’s The Loveland Group, Sula is passionate about honoring the lives of people and all they move through in life. 

An end-of-life doula since 2017, Sula has completed training and certification with The School of Traditional Medicine in Toronto, The Open center in NYC, and D-School with Martha Jo-Atkin. With a focus on home funerals and shrouding practices, her passion is creating reverence and ritual for us to be with and in transition, together. 

Sula Johnson is the founder of Peacing Out and part of a growing movement of doulas, caregivers, and officiants looking to transform our relationship with death. She works with both individuals and their families as they navigate the dying process and offers emotional, spiritual, and logistical support. She also works with companies and organizations to create programming and experiences that explore our mortality and give us expressions for our grief. Through workshop facilitation and one-on-one time with people, she creates spaces to thoughtfully explore end-of-life contemplations, planning and ceremony. 

She Mothers, works and lives in Brooklyn, NY and serves in person within Brooklyn and Manhattan. She offers virtual care to all.