Grief and Dying are not Separate Things. They are Connected Transformations.

End-of-life and grief support for the dying, the grieving, and the people trying to do both at once.

Dying changes a person. Grieving changes a person. I don’t believe they’re two separate events. I believe they’re one long transformation, and that something real can be made of it, if it’s tended to rather than rushed or buried.

I offer non-medical support through both: presence at the bedside, and presence long after, grounded in honesty rather than doctrine or dogma.

How I Can Help

Grief Support: Ongoing support after loss, for as long as you decide the grieving process should take.

Anticipatory Grief Support: For the grief that begins before the death, whether you’re standing at the bedside or lying in the bed.

Companion and Vigil Care: Steady presence throughout the dying process, while the transformation is underway.

Training and Credentials

• Trained by and active member in INELDA (International End of Life Doula Association)
• Certified Grief Support Specialist through The University of Wisconsin, Madison
• Ordained Minister, Universal Life Church

Some may tell you that it’s time to move on. The truth is: grief was never meant to be something to move on from. It’s something you carry forward, and it changes shape and form, as do you.