How is an end-of-life doula different from hospice care?

While hospice provides medical support, an end-of-life doula offers personalized, non-clinical care focused on presence, companionship, legacy work, ritual, and family support—filling the emotional and spiritual gaps.

Who do you support?

I support:
Individuals facing a terminal diagnosis

Individuals planning ahead (not just the elderly)

Families and caregivers navigating death

Those grieving or seeking closure

Pet companions and those experiencing pet loss

What services do you provide?

My services include:
Advance care planning

Legacy projects & life review

Vigil planning & presence

Grief and transition support

Spiritual and ritual care

Pet doula services

When should someone contact an end-of-life doula?

Anytime. Some reach out after a diagnosis, others when hospice is involved, and many seek support for planning or emotional clarity years in advance.

Do you offer virtual sessions?

Yes. I offer both virtual and in-person support (where available), making it easy to work with clients across locations.

How much do your services cost?

I offer hourly sessions, sliding scale packages, and custom plans to meet diverse needs. Let’s talk during a free consultation to find the right fit.

Can you work with my existing hospice or care team?

Absolutely. I collaborate with medical and spiritual professionals to complement your care—not replace it.

What training or certifications do you have?

Certified by IPA, NEDA, INELDA, trained in grief companioning, and trauma-informed support.

Is this work religious or spiritual?