Death & Dying Work

I have deep reverence for death as a part of life and bring that to my work with clients, groups, communities. 

The more we can talk about death and include it in our cultural and community frameworks, the more we can feel alive and reverent towards what is. 

As a death doula I support the families and communities of people who are dying. My strength lives in providing compassion, validation, tools, tips, and spiritual and psychological frameworks. I am also there to support the living in integrating the experience of death and shaping into their new relational reality.  Feel free to reach out.

"Bodies, environments, personal and community values, ways of perceiving, relationships, organizations, etc. — they come to be, they do their thing, they transform as they move towards death, then they die.  Nature (both of the earth and of mind) composts itself and makes more. Even when we don’t like it. Even when we rather things live on as they are. Even when we resist evolution because it’s not the version that we would create if this whole song and dance were up to us. it still happens.”