I’m an End of Life Doula, Funeral Celebrant and Life Coach.

My life journey has taken me through various stages including becoming a Life Coach, meditation teacher and running a successful crystal business. I have always felt the call to make a difference to others in another way…by supporting people, and those close to them, at the end of life.

After experiencing death through family and friends including the sudden death of my sister, I myself faced a near death experience and live with a life limiting illness which has all given me a renewed sense of making this one life count.

As a result of these experiences, and with the aim of sharing my empathy, knowledge and desire to make life and death a heart centred journey, I trained as an End of Life Doula through Preparing The Way. To compliment this, I also become a Funeral Celebrant through The Celebrants Training College. Through these pathways and my previous life experiences, I know that I can support and guide my clients through the entire pre and post death journey, striving to ensure my client’s wishes are honoured at all stages. I would be honoured to walk beside you on your end of life journey.

My sweet angels, you are safe and you are loved...

My services include:
Emotional or spiritual support for the person dying and their loved ones
Respite care
Companionship and palliative care support
Family support and liaison
Coordinating a support network with family, friends and community
Education and facilitating discussions with loved ones
Attending medical appointments
Information for legals – Wills, Enduring Power of Attorney, Guardianship
Planning – Advanced Care Directives, funeral and wake preferences
Customised end of life plans
Vigil preparation
Vigil presence – pre and post death
Arranging complimentary therapies
Resources
Follow up support for your loved ones
Life story recording/biography
Legacy video recording
Creating love legacies and emotional wills
Bucket list fulfilment
End of life event planning (living wakes, farewell parties)

Services can be personal 1:1, as a family/friends group, in home/at a care facility, phone support or over Zoom. A combination of these options is often used as the need arises.