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At Andrea’s Angelic Healing & Wellbeing Centre, we provide compassionate, holistic, non-medical support for the dying and their loved ones. Whether at home, in a hospice, or hospital, we hold sacred space for a peaceful, love-filled transition.

Our lead companion, Andrea, has a deep connection and can sense and feel what is happening within your loved one, ensuring they are lovingly supported throughout.

Not everyone is emotionally able to face the end alone. Andrea has worked with many family members who were helping their loved one pass over which left them with PTSD and made the grieving journey even harder and this has been forgotten in our health system. Not everyone can — or should — face this alone. Though our district nurses are angels themselves, they often don’t have the time they wish they could give. Hospices, too, are often full. One soul came to us at the point of death, after being told there was a six long weeks wait for hospice care. Many people wish to pass peacefully, at home, without pain — and it is here that we step in to provide that support.  Andrea has built up a relationship with the district nurses so much so that when she lost her Mum she said “I wish we would stop meeting like this”  She believes in working together inclusive of your health care provider to make sure you are supported and cared for through this heart breaking time.

We’re here to be your strength, your companion, and your guide. Andrea’s calling began when she was told by the Angels they were getting ready to take her parents and she wanted them to have a passing so beautiful and peaceful to reflect her gifts, her gratitude and love for them and all they had done for her throughout her life,  but with the deeply personal loss of both parents within 13 months. In those sacred moments, she witnessed beauty, spirit, and deep knowing. She now walks beside others so that no one has to do this alone. She is passionate in the level of care she provides not just for the person taking their transition but their family. She treats you all like family members and her love and support are felt.

End of Life Companions
For those nearing the threshold, and the families who walk beside them, we offer love, healing, and care — gently and wholeheartedly.

The photograph here was taken by the family, Andrea was unaware at the time that the photograph was being taken — but with loving permission granted for its use. (Credit: Beth Burnley, granddaughter of Tony McCracken, who now resides in the care of his heavenly family and the angels.)

The family cherished the final days they shared with their beloved Dad, Husband, and Grandad. He remained lucid, and we sang and laughed right to the end — a truly beautiful farewell for a man full of love and integrity. (Please excuse the hair — Andrea was on day five of a vigil.)

Just as birth brings us into this world, so too does death carry us gently into the spirit realms. It is the final rite of passage. So often, we are welcomed into this world by our mothers — and just as often, they are there to carry us out.

I’ve sat by many bedsides. I sat with my own Dad as his Mum came for him and I lost my breath. It was so beautiful even though I felt destroyed as a daughter but the last thing I saw was my Grandma holding him and both smiled at me. At 9.45 pm I told him how amazingly he had done and how proud I was of him as he was preparing his soul to leave and that in just a few hours he could go (I knew what he was waiting for) When everyone left me alone with my beautiful dad I told him something and he opened his eye where a tear dropped. I said to him if you want to do this last bit on your own just blink and I will move onto the sofa, he blinked and I said blink again if you are ready, he blinked again and I retreated to the sofa watching over him. I could always communicate without words and I could not believe in just a few hours I was to lose him, this man who was so gentle, loving and always been my rock, always there for me and 4 hours later he shouted his Mum as she came through and took him as he joined his family. He came back within 5 hours when he was shown some things I was waiting for him as the Angels forewarned me so I sat in the therapy room waiting. He arrived at 6.35 am he had a lot to say!  But that wasn’t the end. Just under five hours later, he returned briefly. The angels had told me he would, and I waited. He had been shown what I was and I said to my Mum he is going to have words when you meet him for keeping this from him and she said “he was too poorly to be able to deal with it” he also had an important message for me — and he told me that my mums time was near. He was right. In July, I found the cancer growing inside her.  His words were “Your Mum isn’t fair behind me”

Losing my Mum her soul left 2 days before her heart stopped. No Oxygen levels and no pulse just a beating heart! but there was a reason for this and it again showed me just how amazing human will and the human body truly is! I remember saying to her “I am so jealous of you, you get to see your Mum again whilst I lose mine but go and feel the love and heal your broken heart, kiss my Dad for me but it is time to go. I am so proud of you and you did amazing” In 13 months my world had been turned upside down, everything that was my rock was gone. I loved them beyond words and I said the prayer I use to release the soul , 5 minutes later the district nurse came in and she was gone. Again I had the heart break of informing my siblings of her passing.  Not everyone wants to be there or feels they can be there when someone they love is about to go.

Her heart was broken at leaving us as was ours and her last words to me was “You don’t have time to grieve, you have work to do but you have a lot of help” I wasn’t brought up spiritual and if we saw mediums she wouldn’t let us talk about what they said but the day I showed her something on me there was no surprise and her face spoke a thousand words why she wouldn’t let us talk about it. My Mum was trying to protect me as I did them. Their protection is very much still with me as they work with the Archangels to show me all I need to see and hear in order to help people. As she died the Angels placed her body surrounded by daisies, I had never seen this before but found out the answer and was overwhelmed by my appreciation of the Angels for looking after her. Before my Mum died, she told me she knew she was seriously ill because she didn’t know the reason but your wedding ring or gold band shines bright when you are poorly. I have never found out if this is true but I did try to find the answer but she was right as I look now when anyone is in the centre and it has been proven time after time. Losing not just both of my beautiful parents in 13 months was the hardest thing I have ever had to do and trust me my life has never been easy full of challenges. I lost my parents but also the only people who I could trust my confidant and my best friends. Her last words to me: “You don’t have time to grieve, you have work to do — but you have help.” My Mum wasn’t  spiritual, but the moment I showed her something she had once dismissed, her face told me everything. She had always known. She had always protected me. And she still does, alongside my Dad and the Archangels. As she passed, the angels surrounded her body in daisies — something I’d never seen before, but later understood. It was their gift to her and to me.

 Losing both of my parents in just 13 months shattered my world. They were my anchors, my protectors, my best friends. But their love continues to guide me as I walk with others through their own farewells.

At Andrea’s Angelic Healing & Wellbeing Centre, we walk beside your loved ones as if they were our own. We honour their journey. Andrea has the gift of deep connection — seeing, feeling, and intuitively understanding what is happening within the soul of each person we accompany. In our care, they are never alone.

A good death is one where fear is eased, pain is soothed, and love surrounds. I remember one beautiful lady saying to me as I walked in, “Oh bollocks, this is it then? Don’t give me any shit about the other world.” She paused. “I’ve seen my Mum.” I asked, “Any fear?” She smiled, “No. I’m just tired. It’s time.” We spoke gently until the end. She passed on her terms — with humour, with clarity, and with peace.

Each soul I’ve accompanied holds a place in my heart. I remember them all.

What is a Soul Midwife or End of Life Companion?

A Soul Midwife is not here to “fix” or “rescue.” We are simply present — with love, with intuition, and with gentle tools to soothe and support. Whether it’s music, touch, colour, essential oils, or healing words, our purpose is to ease the journey of the soul — physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

We:

• Provide loving presence and comfort.
• Hold sacred, healing space — wherever that may be.
• Respect all belief systems or none at all.
• Honour individual wishes, always.
• Listen deeply.
• Stay until the end if requested, and support the family through and beyond.
• Work alongside healthcare teams — never in opposition — to bring holistic care.

We understand that death is not an ending, but a transition. Our role is to ease that crossing and ensure our friend is surrounded by love, dignity, and peace.

When a diagnosis comes, many feel lost. We become your anchor. A key support worker will walk with you and your family through every stage — on the hardest days and the hopeful ones.

Even if you transition into our care, it is not a place of giving up — but of gathering more strength, love, and support. A place of upliftment and presence.

Soul Midwife Principles

• To offer continuous, loving support.
• To listen and honour each individual.
• To create sacred space for peaceful passing.
• To respect all spiritual and non-spiritual beliefs.
• To provide holistic comfort through touch, sound, scent, and healing techniques.
• To work with the dying, not on them — always with consent and care.
• To remain present, compassionate, and devoted.
• To support families with gentleness and grace.
• To work with, not against, medication and medical teams.
• To ensure the transition is filled with dignity, kindness, and peace.

It is never easy. But it is the greatest honour to walk this final journey with another soul.

We do this from the heart — and only the heart.