My Death Doula Sessions offer personalized, non-medical support to individuals facing terminal illness, to their caretakers, and to anyone seeking guidance and support on matters related to death. My death doula work is intended to serve others with compassion and dedication, driven by my passion for holding space for meaningful conversations around death. My goal is to provide a safe space for open and honest discussions about death, allowing my clients to explore their thoughts, feelings, and concerns without fear of judgment. I am particularly passionate about eliminating or reducing the fear of death, aiming to help people navigate their feelings and find peace in the process. Whether you're dealing with the complexities of a terminal diagnosis or simply wish to talk about death and dying, I am here to support you every step of the way. Understanding that each person's situation is different, I offer flexible rates to accommodate various financial circumstances. I aim to make my services accessible to everyone who needs them, so we can work together to determine a fee structure that aligns with your budget and needs. By offering this flexibility, I hope to ensure that compassionate end-of-life support is available to all who seek it.

I provide comprehensive support for the development of legacy projects, guiding you through every step of the process from conception to distribution. My services are designed to ensure that your voice, ideas, memories, and wisdom are preserved and shared with future generations, creating a lasting impact that honors your life and experiences. Working closely with you, I assist in the conception and planning stages of your legacy project, helping to clarify your vision and goals. Whether you wish to create written memoirs, video recordings, audio interviews, or other forms of personal documentation, I am here to help bring your ideas to life. My goal is to make the process as smooth and meaningful as possible, ensuring that your unique story is captured authentically and thoughtfully. Once your project is planned, I offer support in the creation phase, helping you to compile, organize, and format your content in a way that resonates with your intended audience. Whether it's through writing, editing, filming, or designing, I am dedicated to helping you produce a high-quality legacy project that truly reflects who you are and what you want to communicate. Finally, I assist in the distribution of your legacy project, ensuring that it reaches those who matter most to you. Whether you choose to share your project with family, friends, or a broader community, I can help you find the best ways to distribute and preserve your work. I offer flexible rates to accommodate various financial circumstances. My aim is to make legacy project development accessible to everyone, so we can work together to determine a fee structure that aligns with your budget and needs. By offering this flexibility, I hope to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to leave a meaningful legacy, touching the hearts and minds of those who come after you.

I offer facilitation, planning, and training for Death Cafes, providing a space where people can openly and freely discuss death. These events are entirely free and are offered on a not-for-profit basis, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to participate in these important conversations. A Death Cafe is a group-directed discussion of death with no set agenda, objectives, or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session, allowing participants to explore their thoughts and feelings about death in an open and unstructured environment. These gatherings provide a unique opportunity for individuals to engage in meaningful conversations about death without any religious or political agenda. As a facilitator, I ensure that each Death Cafe is a welcoming and safe space for all participants. I guide the discussions, helping to create an atmosphere of respect and openness where everyone feels comfortable sharing their perspectives and experiences. My role also involves planning and organizing the events, from selecting a suitable venue to promoting the gathering within the community. In addition to facilitation and planning, I offer training for those interested in hosting their own Death Cafes. This training covers the principles and practices of facilitating a Death Cafe, ensuring that new hosts are well-prepared to create a supportive environment for open discussions about death. By providing these services for free, I aim to make Death Cafes accessible to everyone. My goal is to encourage open dialogue about death, helping to reduce the fear and stigma often associated with this topic. Through these conversations, participants can gain a deeper understanding and acceptance of death, fostering a sense of community and support.