Learning what happens at the end of life is an opportunity to fully engage in both life and death.

Having conversations about the end of life and death prepares us to be present.

Taking the time to reflect on how you want to live so that when you die it is without regrets is a powerful practice.

The question is…how do we get there?  How do we land in a space where death is not feared? Where death is not a failure? Where death is embraced as a part of life while holding the heartbreak that may accompany it?

I am a Death Doula and Death Educator, here to walk with you through these areas of life that not many people are willing to look at much less talk about.  With over twenty years of experience around death and dying, I am comfortable in the uncomfortable spaces and conversations around dying and death.  Schedule a free consultation to see how the supportive holistic care and practical services I offer can gently guide you up to and through dying and death for yourself or someone you care about.

Death eventually touches us all. 

Death is not the opposite of life, it is a part of life—a part of life that is difficult and one that is often tucked away. Ignoring the fact that this life ends with death, makes the end more difficult.

Death deserves to be honored, revered, and held with love.

If you are currently looking at the end of your own life or want to help someone else have a peaceful death experience, I am here to help.

• Are you wondering how to bring up sensitive topics related to someone’s end of life?

• Do you know someone who is at the end of their life and you are wondering what you can do to help?

• Have you decided to look more closely at how death will affect your life?

The support needed for conversations and care at the end of life are as individual as each one of us. Focusing on the best experience possible with tender conversations can be a powerful tool.