As an end of life coach or death doula , I assist individuals and families through this transition process according to their wishes and needs. Services can include: creating legacy projects to memorialize the person passing; assisting with death planning and advocating for client's wishes by supporting their death and dying preferences; keeping vigil during active dying, holding space for loved ones to grieve during this time and; navigating the challenges of grief and grieving with the person I serve and their loved ones.

As a certified Creative Grief Practitioner, I assist those processing challenging emotions surrounding loss. Loss is not strictly related to death and my practice offers reflective, imaginative and unique ways to navigate your own path forward by creating understanding and meaning for your specific loss and strengthening personal connections to existing supports. Hope, Belonging and Agency are core values I seek to impart by working through various mediums and art. My practice is trauma informed and focuses on meeting my clients where they are at to help navigate complex emotions in a humble, respectful and flexible way.

Through my years of professional, global engagement, I recognize that the most underserved populations for receiving grief, death and dying support are people with developmental disabilities. My own deeply personal experience supporting my brother through his transition emphasized the significant gap in this type of support for both the individual and the family. Trauma-related grief within the disability community is often overlooked or unrecognized.   Working together, we build resilience to debilitating grief by strengthening agency, learning how to navigate emotions, and building safe, connected relationships.