When someone is nearing the end of life, there is often a lot to think about. Care decisions, family concerns, personal wishes, and how to make the time that remains feel as comfortable and meaningful as possible.

As an End of Life Doula, I am there to offer support through that process. I help individuals and families talk through what matters most, prepare for the days ahead, understand what to expect, and make decisions that reflect the wishes of the person who is dying.

I first learned about end-of-life doula work while volunteering with a hospice organization. I saw how important it was to have someone present for this experience. Someone who could listen, answer questions, offer guidance, and help families feel a little more prepared.

That experience is what led me to pursue end of life doula training. Today, my focus is simple. I want people and their families to feel supported, informed, and cared for during a time that can often feel overwhelming.