Support that meets you where you are.

Being present during the active dying process is one of the most meaningful gifts you can offer a loved one — and one of the hardest things to do alone. I provide a calm, knowledgeable presence during the final hours and days, helping family members understand what is happening, creating a peaceful environment, and ensuring your loved one is never without someone who cares.

• Continuous or intermittent presence during active dying
• Guidance on physical signs and what to expect
• Creating a peaceful, meaningful environment
• Emotional support for family members present
• Coordination with hospice and medical staff

Conversations about end-of-life wishes are among the most important — and most avoided — that families can have. I help facilitate these conversations with gentleness and clarity, ensuring that your loved one's values, preferences, and wishes are heard, honored, and documented before a crisis makes them harder to navigate.

• Facilitated conversations about end-of-life wishes
• Guidance on advance directives and healthcare proxies
• Support in communicating wishes to family and medical teams
• Legacy and meaning-of-life exploration
• Documentation and organization of important decisions

Grief begins long before a loved one passes. I offer ongoing support to family members throughout the caregiving journey — helping you process what you're experiencing, navigate difficult decisions, and find moments of connection and grace even in the hardest times.

• Compassionate listening and emotional presence
• Help navigating medical systems and difficult conversations
• Support for anticipatory grief
• Guidance on self-care for family caregivers
• Referrals to grief counselors and community resources

A life well-lived deserves to be remembered. I offer guided life review sessions — helping your loved one reflect on their story, share memories, and create something meaningful to leave behind. This can be a deeply healing experience for both the person dying and the family who will carry their memory forward.

• Guided life review and storytelling sessions
• Support in creating legacy letters or recordings
• Ethical will and values documentation
• Memory-gathering with family members
• Coordination with photographers or videographers if desired