A woman with brown hair in loose waves, wearing a pink sweater and a delicate necklace, standing against a plain light-colored background.

Hi and welcome —
It’s such an honour that you’ve landed here.

I’m Rani Vincent, a Counsellor and End-of-Life Doula based on Dharawal Country in the Illawarra region. My work is devoted to walking alongside people through life’s many thresholds — moments of change, loss, becoming, and completion.

Whether you’re tending to grief, navigating change, or preparing for life’s closing chapters, I offer a gentle space to be witnessed, to find steadiness, and to make meaning in what is unfolding.

My relationship with these spaces began early. At nine years old, I experienced the first of three brain haemorrhages following a schoolyard accident — an experience that brought me face-to-face with my own mortality and reshaped my understanding of what it means to live.

Through paralysis, memory loss and a myriad of other side effects (many of which are still present in my day to day life), I discovered how powerful cultivating an inner resilience is, and what it means to live with a deep sense of compassion and respect for oneself and others.

I have spent 15 years directly supporting people in both Disability and Aged Care, which has naturally evolved into becoming a Counsellor and End of Life Doula — Both are grounded in presence, compassion, and respect for the many ways we meet change.

At the heart of my work is a simple intention: to offer gentle inquiry, deep listening, and genuine connection — creating space for healing, growth, and what truly sustains us.

With gratitude and love,
Rani

I am here to support you with gentleness…