My encounters with death started early and often, as I experienced the loss of loved ones throughout childhood and adolescence. I lost my father when I was seven, and my closest childhood friend when I was twelve, both from cerebral hemorrhage. These experiences gave me an early understanding of loss as something that requires careful, attentive holding—especially for children, who often lack the language to express what they need.

At the time, I could not articulate what would have helped me most. Through my training and experience in death work, I have since come to understand the kinds of presence, pacing, and relational support that can make loss more survivable and less isolating.

I have spent years gently supporting individuals and families as they come to terms with the imminent death of a loved one. I have witnessed that even in the midst of unthinkable loss, meaningful connection and clarity can emerge when people are given the space to support not only the dying, but one another. In this capacity, I also function as an internal family resolutions specialist, helping families navigate unspoken tensions, differing needs, and complex emotional dynamics while prioritizing dignity, consent, and emotional safety.

I am trained through the La Mort School of Sacred Death and will soon hold Fire Reiki certifications, which will inform my sensitivity to pacing, embodiment, and presence. These modalities support my work, but they do not define it. The heart of what I offer is relational accompaniment—care that honors the intelligence of the dying process and the people moving within it.

My work is also informed by a Jungian background, which shapes how I listen for symbolic meaning and hold space for dreams and visions that commonly arise near the end of life. These experiences are approached with respect and discernment, without interpretation or imposition.

Within our shared space, I offer the kind of presence that the end of life requires and deserves—steady, attentive, and unhurried. I will meet you where you are.

I am right here with you.