I provide educational sessions about death and dying related topics and end of life planning, which includes a variety of important subjects such as creating meaningful Legacy projects that allow individuals to reflect on their lives and share their stories with loved ones. Additionally, I cover the intricacies of funeral arrangements and the various after death to do lists. I also emphasize the significance of Advanced Directives, helping attendees understand how these are one of many important documents that can facilitate better communication about their healthcare preferences when they are no longer able to speak for themselves. My sessions offer a supportive environment where participants can ask questions, share experiences, and gain the knowledge they need to navigate these sensitive topics with confidence and compassion.

By making preparations and transparently communicating about what you want, you significantly alleviate the burden of decisions that your loved ones and your circle of support have to make during highly emotional times, or even during an unexpected crisis. This preparation can foster deeper connections in times of need and serve to provide peace of mind for everyone involved. Moreover, addressing these complex issues beforehand can also reduce both the amount of time and resources expended, ensuring that your family can focus on honoring your wishes rather than grappling with uncertainties or disagreements. In essence, taking these thoughtful steps not only supports your own desires but also nurtures the emotional well-being of those you care about.

I can help you from the time you are told a diagnosis until your death. Coordinating care and assistance for your family and circle of support. Using my background and experience in the medical system, I can guide you so that your needs are heard and respected.

I provide support in a variety of ways, as each situation is different and requires a tailored approach. A few include: sitting vigil to offer comfort and companionship in those final moments, respite care for caregivers to ensure they have the time to rest and restore their energy, and actively supporting caregivers in their emotional journey, allowing them to process their own feelings. Being present for the range of human experiences and emotions that arise around death and dying is crucial, as it acknowledges the complexity of grief. I also offer grief support, helping individuals navigate through their sorrow, facilitating discussions about memories, and assisting them in finding ways to honor their loved ones while also caring for their own wellbeing during this challenging time.