Hospice provides medical care — nursing, pain management, and clinical oversight.

I walk alongside that care, not in place of it, offering the kind of unhurried presence that a medical schedule doesn't always allow.

It depends on what you need. That might look like:

• Companionship and presence, through conversation or silence

• Helping your family understand what to expect

• Supporting advance care planning and conversations about what matters most

• Preserving stories and legacy through reflection and tribute work

• Creating ritual and ceremony to honor a transition

Any time. Some people reach out after a diagnosis to plan ahead. Others reach out in the final days. There's no wrong time to start a conversation.

We'll talk through where you are and what kind of support feels right — nothing is one-size-fits-all.

From there, I stay beside you for as much or as little of the journey as you need, including in the time after a loss.

Yes. I stay in communication with hospice and other providers so everyone stays aligned.

Reach out through my contact page to start a conversation — ideally, a video call on Google Meet.

There's no cost, no pressure, just a chance to see if this feels right for you.