Death Care
Death care is a devotion to dignity, comfort, and clarity at the end of life. I offer emotional grounding, practical guidance, and a calm presence for individuals and families moving through hospice or home-based care. Together we shape plans that reflect personal values and cultural or spiritual traditions: everything from vigil support and bedside rituals to legacy projects, letters, and the small gestures that make a goodbye feel true. I help translate wishes into action, coordinate with care teams, and hold space for the full spectrum of feelings that arise as bodies change and time narrows. Even from afar, I accompany you with steadiness and respect, ensuring no one has to walk this threshold alone.
Spiritual Care
Spiritual care tends the soul’s questions: What matters now? What remains unfinished? How do I meet this transition with courage, forgiveness, or peace? I offer presence and companionship for those wrestling with meaning, mystery, and mortality. This support may look like guided reflection, meditation, breath practices, ritual design, or simply sitting together with what is true. No single belief system is assumed or required. The focus is on what feels sacred to you and how your inner knowing wants to lead. My role is to witness, to listen deeply, and to help you access resilience, grace, and connection in the spaces where words sometimes fail.
Grief Care
Grief care honors the invisible losses and the loud ones, the anticipatory ache before a death and the disorienting aftermath that follows. I create a space where nothing about your grief is too much, too strange, or too slow. Together we explore ways to integrate change, remember relationships with tenderness, and remain connected to what and who you love. Whether you are grieving a person, a future you imagined, or a part of yourself that has fallen away, you are welcome here. We move at the pace of your nervous system, trusting that grief is not something to get over but something to live with and transform through companionship and care.
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