With over eighteen years of experience as a registered nurse and clinical educator, I am deeply committed to holistic care, especially in the context of end-of-life. I have spent much of my career in Community Health Nursing, working closely with chronically ill and terminally ill patients, and I hold a Master of Science degree in Nursing Education.
My journey in end-of-life care is both personal and professional. I have walked alongside many friends and family members through their end-of-life journeys, and I’ve dedicated years to helping individuals understand their options at end-of-life. My work is rooted in the integration of spiritual, physical, and emotional well-being, and I’m passionate about expanding and enhancing the conversation around death and dying in my communities.
As a certified Hospice and Palliative Care Nurse, end-of-life doula, and interfaith consultant, I strive to provide compassionate guidance and support to those facing life’s most profound transitions. I’m excited to share time and space with others who recognize the richness, value, and depth of our interwoven tapestry.
In my personal time, I love traveling, cooking for friends and family, reading, knitting, and hiking. These activities keep me grounded and connected to the people and the world around me.