Mission
To serve as a guide for the dying and their loved ones to facilitate a peaceful passing. Think of me as an end-of-life coach.
I'm here to hold space for others, creating a safe container to express the emotions, thoughts, and feelings that arise when we are faced with death. It is my honor to be physically, emotionally, and spiritually present for those seeking support.
Part of my soul's mission is to care for the dying and support the transition out of the physical body. My work is to bring dignity and honor to the death process and help guide you through the experience with grace and love.
I'm here to hold space for others, creating a safe container to express the emotions, thoughts, and feelings that arise when we are faced with death. It is my honor to be physically, emotionally, and spiritually present for those seeking support.
Part of my soul's mission is to care for the dying and support the transition out of the physical body. My work is to bring dignity and honor to the death process and help guide you through the experience with grace and love.
Values
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Who I Am
I am a healer, an explorer, an empath, a life enthusiast, and I have a lot of love to give. My pleasures include cultivating genuine human connections, immersing myself in nature, and adventuring with my canine sidekick, Willy.
I received my B.S. in psychology from James Madison University in 2011, then became a registered nurse in 2017. In 2019 I went on to earn a second bachelor's degree from JMU in nursing. Most recently I worked across the United States as a traveling nurse in different community and university teaching hospitals. The majority of my nursing experience is in telemetry, oncology, and myelosuppression/bone marrow transplant.
I believe everyone deserves to have a positive and dignified death, and everyone should feel loved and supported at the time of transition. I will meet you exactly where you are in your process and provide a safe container for you to move through the death and dying experience.
I received my B.S. in psychology from James Madison University in 2011, then became a registered nurse in 2017. In 2019 I went on to earn a second bachelor's degree from JMU in nursing. Most recently I worked across the United States as a traveling nurse in different community and university teaching hospitals. The majority of my nursing experience is in telemetry, oncology, and myelosuppression/bone marrow transplant.
I believe everyone deserves to have a positive and dignified death, and everyone should feel loved and supported at the time of transition. I will meet you exactly where you are in your process and provide a safe container for you to move through the death and dying experience.
What I Do
I work with individuals who are either caregivers for dying loved ones, or are in end-stages of terminal illness themselves.
I help guide you through the dying process: what to expect, how to plan, help you find meaning and closure in this lifetime, and support you at the time of death.
I ensure dignified care and can help manage discomfort and symptoms at end-of-life. Through prevention, early intervention, and tight symptom management I work to ease pain and suffering.
I help guide you through the dying process: what to expect, how to plan, help you find meaning and closure in this lifetime, and support you at the time of death.
I ensure dignified care and can help manage discomfort and symptoms at end-of-life. Through prevention, early intervention, and tight symptom management I work to ease pain and suffering.
Where I'm Located
I am currently located in the Cache Valley, in Logan, Utah (indigenous Shoshone & Ute land)
Currently providing local services in the Logan, Utah area
- July through September: Nashville, Tennessee (indigenous Shawnee & Yuchi land)
- October through March: Lake Havasu City, Arizona (indigenous Mohave & Chemehuevi land)
Currently providing local services in the Logan, Utah area
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You are loved.
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