I believe the dying process is not a medical event to be managed, but a sacred threshold to be honored. My work as an End of Life Doula centers on helping individuals and families to reclaim dying as part of our natural life cycle—restoring dignity, meaning, and beauty to the closing chapter of a life well lived.

With roots in anthropology, education, and public health, I bring both a deep understanding of human experience and a gentle presence to each encounter. As a storyteller and guide, I walk alongside clients and their loved ones without agenda, meeting them exactly where they are. Together, I work with clients to co-create safe spaces to explore, grieve, connect, and open up to love—even in the midst of profound sadness and loss.

My practice is grounded in the belief that even during life’s most tender transitions, everyday moments can become sacred places where healing, true meaning, and love still have room to unfold.