Providing grief education and processing for individuals and groups. Understanding the complexity of grief and tending to our grief allows space to fully feel, witness, and learn how to flourish.

End-of-life is a roadmap of choices. Through the doula process, the dying and loved ones come together to honor the life of the individual, create a beautiful death, grieve, and come to understand death is an important natural role in one's life journey.

Creating rituals assists us in making meaning through honoring and witnessing. Rituals can be used in a number of ways, including but not limited to markers of time, life or death transitions, and ways to grieve. They can be spiritual or secular, simple or complex.

Throughout my career, I've learned the art of compassion through advanced study in traditional and non-traditional spiritual and secular settings and how it applies to a wide spectrum of individuals. I'm a lifelong learner, and I've come to a place where I feel most called in helping people continue being the best versions of themselves through grief and death.  

I have twenty years of experience in public health, developing and implementing programs, interventions, and outreach for health, wellness, and behavior change. I am currently working in hospice, assisting others in finding the beauty and love through the pain, unknown, and stillness that death and grief can bring. I received my End of Life Doula training through INELDA (International End of Life Doula Association), completed a six-month Greif Tending study with Francis Weller, and am an Interreligious Chaplain student at United Theological Seminary.

I offer a unique blend of health education to the grief experience and thrive in creating a holistic space for personal understanding and growth. I have created Bluebird Nest to curate offers as an independent contractor.