Practical Guidance, Real Results

I believe end-of-life support should feel like companionship, not a clinical process. That's why I listen to your story first, offer gentle guidance, and stay steadily by your side as you navigate the sacred work of saying goodbye.

My mission is simple: to hold space when the world feels too heavy. Together, we'll turn overwhelming choices into a clear, manageable path, so you can focus on what truly matters: presence and peace.

Planning Ahead

• End-of-life planning consultations (advance directives and documenting your wishes)

  • Creating a "death file" to organize important documents

  • Support for those exploring or choosing medical aid in dying, where legally available

  • Home funeral and green burial guidance

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Before & During

Active Dying 

  • Vigil support: being present with the dying person and their family

  • Emotional and spiritual companionship for the dying person

  • Family guidance and education on the dying process

  • Help coordinating with hospice, medical teams, and funeral homes

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Legacy & Meaning

  • Legacy projects, including life review, recorded stories, and letters to loved ones

  • Memorial and ritual creation

  • Honoring your family's cultural, spiritual, and personal traditions

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Companion Animal Support

  • Quality of life reflection and decision support, alongside your veterinarian

  • Planning a peaceful goodbye, at home or in a clinic

  • Presence before, during, and after your pet's passing

  • Aftercare guidance, memorials, and keepsakes

  • Support for children and other pets in the home

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Grief Support & Coaching

  • Anticipatory grief support for family members and caregivers

  • Grief coaching after the death of a loved one or companion animal

  • Support through life transitions such as divorce, job loss, or a diagnosis

  • Caregiver support groups

  • Compassionate support for those grieving a suicide loss

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Education & Community

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