Reflecting on life helps us organize our accomplishments, wishes, and needs so that we may find our way toward a good death. Life review, legacy and memorial projects are ways into understanding our deepest longings for life and beyond.

Navigating grief and the complicated associated emotions can be overwhelming. Turning towards our grief can be transformative, but it is nearly impossible to do in isolation. Grief work is a necessary way to honor our human condition and be changed by love.

I offer care coordination and support network development, as well as working with the caregivers to ensure their wellbeing is maintained as best as possible.

Preparedness is a gift to self and others. Making sure you have your social, emotional, logistical, and spiritual affairs in order may be one of greatest projects of our life, yet we are not traditionally taught to think let alone work on these until late in life. I offer guidance on writing a living will, advance directives, and establishing and implementing final wishes. My work is oriented to peace and dignity, so that no matter how much time is left, it is spent rooted in advocacy for the highest good of the dying person and their family. 

Sometimes our needs are as simple as being accompanied and seen. A doula is an expert witness and deep listener at a time when some of the most confounding questions of life may arise. We live in a grief and death phobic society, so I aim to create a safe container where we address any worries or questions that come up when we face the mortality of ourselves or our loved ones.

There are as many ways to navigate life's big questions as there are people to ask them. Each person's wishes and needs will be different, and I work on a case by case basis to meet people where they are. If you have questions or needs, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. It would be my honor to accompany you on your journey toward the great going forward.