Nemeta 

Hannah Laroche is a devoted companion to truth, love, and the beautiful imperfect path of being human. Rooted in ancestral lineages shaped by Celtic and Nordic traditions, she draws deep guidance from the natural world, honoring it as living teacher and sacred refuge. Nature is not just something to visit-it is something she communes with. 
Following an intuitive call toward embodied and spiritual care , Hannah became a yoga instructor, offering practices that are less about performance and more about presence. Through nature-based yoga hikes and immersive outdoor gatherings, she creates space to step away from the noise of modern life-inviting people to close their eyes and open their awareness, and move in communion with breath, body, and land. Her classes unfold intuitively, allowing asana, meditation, and landscape to shape the experience in real time. What emerges is not a sequence , but a prayer in motion.  
As her work deepened, Hannah was drawn to spirit journeying-a contemplative, meditative practice that allows the subconscious to open and explore inner and unseen landscapes. Through this work, she has navigated personal healing, received guidance and cultivated a grounded relationship with ancestral and inner wisdom. She now facilitates monthly community ceremonies, inviting others to experience their own insights, healing and remembrance.
Confronting the sacred reality of mortality through his work, Hannah expanded into  end-of life support, and grief coaching. Accredited as a death doula in late 2024, she serves those seeking an intentional, meaningful, and dignified final chapter. With deep respect for all belief systems-and for those who hold none-she supports individuals and families in creating transitions that reflect their values, stories and connections. Her approach honors beauty, simplicity, ritual, and choice, meeting each person exactly where they are. 
Beyond end-of-life care, Hannah recognizes that life itself is shaped by thresholds. She specializes in rites of passage, particularly those honoring women-identifying experiences, while remaining inclusive and adaptable to each individual's needs. Her ceremonies hold space for beginnings, endings, and transformations -birth, first moon, marriage and separation, motherhood blessings, menopause, death and the many unnamed moments in between that deserve intention and care. 
At the heart of all her work is a deep reverence for people and their right to live-and die- fully, authentically, and with agency. It is her honor to walk beside others through life's crossings, offering presence, compassion, and grounded support every step of the way.