End-of-Life Doulas are frontline caregivers who offer non-medical care and support vs. curative care to families and patients during critical illness and the dying process. They work individually or in teams, available around the clock, and fill in care gaps before, nearing, during and after death. The presence of an End-Of-Life Doula at the bedside assures families and loved ones that they can focus on what is most important throughout the dying process.

I provide non-medical support and respite care for you or your loved one in your home, hospice or hospital.

I create warm and comforting spaces tending to every detail from lighting and creature comforts to all practical necessities needed for quality, compassionate care at home. 

I offer guidance every step of the way, providing options and insights on matters of importance, aligning you with trusted professionals and services that may be supportive to you and your family.    

I assist with meaningful legacy projects. 

As a certified End-of-Life Doula and Grief Educator, I am guided by four pillars of care:

Compassion, Communication, Connection & COMMUNITY