I don’t offer sliding scale or pay-what-you-can, because those models can unintentionally create another emotional hurdle by asking people to prove, justify, or disclose more than they feel want to.

My pricing is set intentionally, and payment is simple and transparent. We’ll talk about the cost clearly up front so it doesn’t become another hard conversation in an already hard season.

Custom payment plans are available.

This support is for you if you’re in a transition season:

• You’re moving through an ending, a beginning, or the tender in-between.

• You’re carrying grief, uncertainty, or decisions that feel too big to hold alone.

• You’re in a caregiving season or supporting someone through illness, postpartum, or a major life shift.

• You want a steady, non-judgmental place to land: room to breathe, sort what’s next, and take your next right step.

I support people through tender, life-shifting seasons, from pregnancy through end of life.

Support can include:

• Pregnancy and postpartum care

• Pregnancy loss support

• Supporting children and families through grief

• Serious illness + end-of-life care (including dementia/Alzheimer’s, cancer, complex multi-specialty care, and health changes that reshape daily life)

• Healthcare and hospice navigation. Helping you make sense of medical language, organize what’s happening, and understand your options.

My work is non-medical and non-clinical. I don’t diagnose, treat, or try to steer you in one direction. Instead, I offer steady presence, listening, and practical guidance alongside any support you may already have.

I can work alongside therapists, hospice teams, or medical providers, but my role is focused on the human side of it all, not a one-size treatment plan.

Over time, this work can bring a deeper sense of peace and a new relationship with your emotions, learning how to hold what’s here, soften what’s heavy, and live forward in a way that feels true to you. There isn’t a box to fit into because you were never meant to.

Not at all! While I use the title death doula, this is where the full circle part comes in.

For me, “death” isn’t only about a physical passing, it’s also the end of a cycle. A threshold. A moment when life asks you to release what was, even if what’s next isn’t clear yet.

That can show up in pregnancy and postpartum, pregnancy loss, caregiving seasons, serious illness, identity shifts, and the quiet grief that can come with change.