While none of us can stop death, we can have a voice in how we experience the journey. Thoughtful planning helps ensure your values, wishes, and priorities are understood before a crisis occurs, giving you greater peace of mind and reducing the burden on those you love.

Completing an Advance Health Care Directive and POLST is a simple process, but it isn't always an easy one. These conversations invite us to consider difficult questions about the care we would want if we could no longer speak for ourselves. You don't have to navigate them alone.

As a certified POLST Champion, I have specialized training in guiding individuals and families through meaningful end-of-life conversations, completing Advance Health Care Directives and POLST forms accurately, and helping ensure those wishes are understood and can be honored when they matter most.

Our lives are measured by more than milestones and accomplishments. Future generations benefit from knowing who you were, what you valued, how you loved, and the impact your life had on those around you.

Together, we'll preserve your stories, memories, wisdom, and values in ways that can be shared with the people you love today and with generations yet to come. Whether through letters, recordings, guided conversations, or other meaningful keepsakes, legacy work creates a lasting connection that reminds others they were loved - and that your life made a difference.

Planning ahead is especially important for people who don't have a spouse, children, or trusted family members to advocate for them. Whether you identify as a solo ager or simply don't have the support system you need, I help ensure your wishes are clearly documented, your plans are in place, and your voice is heard.

I'm especially drawn to this work because everyone deserves to have their choices respected at the end of life. Together, we'll create a thoughtful plan that reflects your values and helps ensure your wishes can be honored, even if family is unavailable, unable, or unwilling to support them.

I provide compassionate guidance to individuals who are exploring or have chosen Medical Aid in Dying (MAiD), while also supporting the family members and caregivers walking alongside them. My role is to help everyone understand the process, prepare for what to expect, and create a peaceful, well-supported experience.

I'm drawn to this work because I believe every person deserves the opportunity to make informed end-of-life choices that align with their values. When someone is eligible for MAiD, thoughtful planning and compassionate support can help reduce unnecessary suffering for both the individual and the people who love them.

I believe that open, honest conversations about dying and death help people make more informed decisions, strengthen relationships, and reduce fear. That's why I'm passionate about creating spaces where these conversations can happen with curiosity, compassion, and without judgment.

I facilitate both in-person and virtual discussions, educational workshops, and community events, while also volunteering with a variety of end-of-life organizations. Through outreach and education, my goal is to help normalize conversations about death so people feel more prepared, connected, and empowered long before they're needed.