An end-of-life doula provides non medical, compassionate support to individuals and families during the final chapter of life. This support focuses on presence, emotional care, guidance, and companionship, working alongside medical and hospice teams rather than replacing them.

At its heart, this work is about helping people feel supported, heard, and less alone.

Hospice provides medical and clinical care focused on comfort and symptom management. An end-of-life doula offers non medical support that centers on the human experience.

These roles often complement one another. I work alongside hospice and medical teams, focusing on emotional support, communication, and presence for both individuals and families.

There is no right or wrong time. Some people reach out early, others later, and many somewhere in between.

You may consider reaching out if you’re feeling uncertain, overwhelmed, or simply wanting support navigating what lies ahead. Even a conversation to explore options can be helpful.

No. Support is available for individuals, families, and caregivers. Loved ones often carry a great deal during this time, and having support for everyone involved can make a meaningful difference.

Support looks different for everyone. It may include conversation, quiet presence, guidance through decisions, help navigating difficult conversations, or simply being there during tender moments.

There is no agenda or expectation. Support is shaped by your needs and what feels most helpful in the moment.

Not at all. Many people reach out without knowing exactly what they’re looking for. We figure that out together.

The first step is simply a conversation.

Yes. Family members and loved ones are welcome to be part of the support process in whatever way feels helpful.

Support may be offered in person or virtually, depending on location, needs, and what feels most supportive. This can be discussed during an initial conversation.

Beginning starts with reaching out. You’re welcome to send a message or schedule a conversation when you’re ready.

There is no expectation, only an invitation.