First things first, don't be nervous. I offer a free end-of-life care consultation to explore your needs and see how I can best support you and your loved ones. Whether you're navigating a recent diagnosis, preparing for future care, or simply seeking guidance, this conversation is a gentle first step.

We’ll talk about what brought you here, what feels most pressing right now, and what’s at the top of your priority list. There is no agenda to follow and nothing you need to prepare—just an open, compassionate space to begin.

Is it too early to reach out?

No—there is no “too early.” Many people reach out simply because something has shifted: a diagnosis, a question, a feeling they can’t quite name yet. You don’t need clarity or certainty to begin. Reaching out early can actually create more ease, allowing space to explore options, values, and wishes before decisions feel urgent.

What if I don’t know what kind of support I need?

That’s completely okay—and very common. You don’t need to have language for what you’re experiencing or a plan in mind. Part of my role is to help you gently uncover what support might be most helpful right now, whether that’s emotional presence, guidance around end-of-life planning, or simply a space to talk and be heard.

Do you work alongside doctors, hospice, or other care providers?

Yes. I view end-of-life and grief support as collaborative. I work alongside medical teams, hospice providers, caregivers, and family members, helping to bridge communication and ensure that emotional, spiritual, and personal needs are honored alongside medical care. My role is non-medical and complementary, focused on presence, advocacy, and support.

Through deep listening and compassionate presence, I offer end-of-life support that creates space for honest, meaningful conversations about dying—helping to ease the isolation that so often surrounds this time. Support can begin days, weeks, or even years before death, whether you are navigating a serious diagnosis, preparing for future care, or seeking guidance for yourself or a loved one.

Together, we co-create an environment that feels peaceful and comforting, shaped by your needs and values. I provide non-medical end-of-life care, offering gentle guidance around physical connection and, regardless of belief system, I facilitate moments of meaning through prayer, meditation, music, silence, or ritual. I also offer emotional and grief support for individuals, families, and caregivers, holding space for the full range of emotions that may arise—grief, love, fear, even laughter—as we honor the full range of emotions when saying goodbye.

Hospice provides essential medical care, including pain and symptom management, nursing visits, and clinical oversight.

As an end-of-life doula, I offer non-medical emotional and relational support that complements hospice. My role focuses on extended presence, emotional companionship, guidance for families, vigil sitting, and support through anticipatory grief and final transitions.

Hospice tends to the body.
A doula tends to the human experience of dying.

I work alongside hospice teams and do not provide medical care, give medical advice, or replace hospice staff. Many families find that having both hospice and doula support helps them feel more prepared, less alone, and better supported during this time.

Below is a general overview of my offerings. Every situation is unique, and pricing may be adjusted based on individual needs, duration, and level of support required.

End-of-Life Support
Non-medical, emotional, and practical support for individuals, families, and caregivers

Hourly End-of-Life Support: $75/hour
Ongoing presence and support for individuals and families navigating serious illness, end-of-life planning, or active dying. Sessions may include emotional support, facilitated conversations, ritual, legacy reflection, or caregiver guidance.

Advanced Planning Consultation: $199
A dedicated session focused on clarifying wishes, values, and priorities related to end-of-life care. This includes creating or updating healthcare directives that reflect not only medical decisions, but also emotional, spiritual, and personal values. This package includes a finalized document for your records.

5-Hour and 10-Hour Support Packages:
Discounted packages are available for those seeking ongoing end-of-life or caregiver support. These packages offer continuity, flexibility, and deeper relationship-based care.

Support may include:

· What to expect during the dying process

· Personalized vigil planning

· Ritual preparation

· Emotional and spiritual support tools

· After-death care guidance

Vigil Planning & Presence: Customized
Personalized planning and support for the final days or hours of life, including creating a peaceful environment, supporting loved ones, and holding presence at the bedside. Pricing is based on timing, duration, and level of involvement.

Grief Support
For individuals, friends, and families

Grief Support Sessions: $100/hour
One-on-one or group-based grief support for those navigating loss, anticipatory grief, caretaker fatigue, or life after death. Sessions provide a compassionate space to process emotions, explore meaning, and tend to ongoing connection.

If cost is a concern, please feel free to reach out. I am committed to meeting people with care and honesty, and we can explore options together.

I provide affirming, inclusive end-of-life care for individuals and their families, honoring diverse identities, cultures, and relationships. My approach ensures that everyone—regardless of background, belief, or orientation—feels seen, valued, and supported throughout the dying process. You are welcomed exactly as you are, with respect, dignity, and compassion at every step of the journey.