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.