End-Of-Life Support
I provide steady, compassionate support for individuals and their loved ones during illness and the dying process. This includes emotional presence, listening without judgment, gentle guidance, and advocacy for the wishes and autonomy of the person who is dying.
Legacy Review
When someone dies, families are often asked to summarize a life in the midst of shock, grief, and exhaustion. Decisions are rushed. Words feel impossible. And yet, telling a person’s story matters.
An obituary or life review is more than a record of dates and facts—it is an act of witnessing. It honors the fullness of a life, the relationships that shaped it, and the meaning it leaves behind. When done with care, this process can offer comfort, clarity, and connection at a time when everything feels unsteady.
For those nearing the end of life, participating in a life review can be deeply grounding and affirming. It allows space to reflect, to be heard, and to shape how one’s story is remembered. For loved ones, it can ease the burden of “getting it right” and create a lasting tribute rooted in truth, love, and presence.
Whether written in advance or after death, these stories help families slow down, remember intentionally, and begin grieving with tenderness rather than overwhelm. They become something to return to—on anniversaries, in quiet moments, and across generations.
This work is about presence and about honoring a life well lived.
Grief Support
I facilitate thoughtful conversations around grief, loss, and what follows after death. These discussions create space for expression, understanding, and connection—helping individuals and families feel less alone in their experience.
Bedside Care
I shine brightest at the bedside and prioritize in-person visits whenever possible. I serve my community wherever support is needed, including:
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Private homes
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Independent and assisted-living communities
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Hospitals
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Hospice and respite care settings
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Skilled nursing facilities
I often continue accompanying individuals and families as care settings change, providing continuity and trusted presence throughout the journey.
Community Engagement
I facilitate thoughtful conversations around grief, loss, and what follows after death. These discussions create space for expression, understanding, and connection—helping individuals and families feel less alone in their experience.
I host Death Cafes that encourage open, intimate conversations about death in a safe and welcoming environment. These gatherings are designed to explore our perceptions of mortality while reminding us of the importance of living fully and presently—be here now.