Connecting Hearts and Bridging Gaps

Our Mission

At Heart Bridge Holistic Training and Mentorship, our mission is to empower individuals through compassionate, holistic education and mentoring. We are dedicated to bridging the gap between knowledge and empathy, fostering personal growth and transformation in those we serve. Our aim is to support caregivers and individuals at life's transitions, providing them with the skills and support needed to make a positive impact in their communities.

Core Values

Compassion: We prioritize empathy and kindness in all our interactions, ensuring that every individual feels valued and supported.
Integrity: We uphold the highest standards of honesty and transparency, building trust with our clients and community.
Empowerment: We are committed to empowering individuals with the knowledge and tools they need to thrive and make meaningful contributions.
Holistic Approach: We embrace a holistic perspective, recognizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit in promoting well-being.
Community: We foster a sense of belonging and connection, encouraging collaboration and mutual support among our clients and partners.
Innovation: We continuously seek new ways to enhance our offerings and adapt to the evolving needs of our community.

Meet Your Instructors & Esteemed Contributors

Denise Campbell

With over two decades of experience in nursing and end-of-life care, Denise Campbell is a dedicated instructor and spiritual coach. She guides individuals through life's transitions with a compassionate touch, blending expertise and intuition. Denise's practice is distinguished by a deep understanding of health challenges and the vital importance of carers nurturing their own emotional well-being.

As an instructor, Denise is committed to helping caregivers and those at the end of life, offering holistic training and mentorship that encompasses a wide range of modalities. Her dedication to fostering trust and curiosity in every step of the journey makes her an invaluable guide for those seeking to navigate change with dignity and peace.

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Dori Sappo, RN, BSN

Dori is a passionate advocate and dedicated in building community awareness, bringing a wealth of knowledge and practical expertise as a seasoned hospice RN, BSN. Known for her empathetic nature and keen insights, Dori connects deeply with individuals and families, ensuring they feel supported and understood during life's most challenging transitions.

Her commitment to making end-of-life care accessible to all is demonstrated through the fundraising initiatives she frequently organizes, reinforcing her mission to enhance the quality and accessibility of compassionate care. Dori's efforts in building community awareness focus on creating supportive networks that embrace empathy and understanding. Her work inspires confidence and fosters deeper connections, enriching the lives she touches with her dedication and expertise.

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Amelia Coplan, RN, BSN

Amelia Coplan, a hospice nurse and death worker, has been dedicated to her field since 2011. She has received training from notable figures such as Ange Stevens, Frank Ostaseski, Ram Dass, Roshi Joan Halifax, and Reverend Bohdi Be. However, her most impactful lessons have come from her patients and their families over the years. Through her work, she has learned that equipping people with a variety of tools enhances our ability to support one another through life's significant transitions.

Robin Lim-Healy

Robin brings a warm, realistic, family centered approach to her practice as a health care practitioner, care manager and End of Life Doula. As a 4th generation first daughter, she followed her mom, since a young age, to help support and care for her grandparents, great aunties and great uncles, uncles and cousins by assisting with health care decisions and management as well as end of life and funeral planning.

Coupling that familial experience with over 20 years as an Inpatient/Outpatient Physical Therapist Assistant, Robin has seen the ins and outs and the good and the ugly of aging, illness and death in our medical system. Inspired by the amazing patients she has met over the years and recognizing the need for something more (than what is currently offered in our healthcare system), she has recently graduated from the Heartbridge End of Life Doula program to be an advocate for patients and their families who are trying to carve out a safe, happy, peaceful place to enjoy longer living and the soul’s departure from our body.