Life is full of transitions—some we choose, and some we don’t. I support individuals and families through major life shifts, including dying, caregiving, identity transformation, and complex grief. Transition support can include:

• Navigating anticipatory grief or a terminal diagnosis

• Supporting chosen families and caregivers before and after a death

• Offering companionship and practical guidance through change

• Providing presence and stability during uncertain times

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These moments can feel overwhelming or isolating. I offer care rooted in relational presence, helping people move through transition with greater clarity, dignity, and connection.

As a death doula, I offer emotional, spiritual, and logistical support before, during, and after death. My role is to provide care that affirms who you are and what matters to you. Services can include:

• Pre-death planning and companioning

• End-of-life rituals and memory work

• Supporting the dying person and loved ones during vigil

• Gentle guidance through the physical, emotional, and relational aspects of dying

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Whether at home, in hospital, or hospice, I provide grounded, queer-affirming care tailored to each person’s values, identity, and needs.

End-of-life planning is an act of love—for yourself and your community. I help individuals explore and document their wishes in practical, accessible ways. This may include:

• Creating or updating advance care directives

• Identifying healthcare goals and values

• Planning for body disposition, memorials, or rituals

• Developing legacy projects, such as letters, videos, or keepsakes

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This work empowers people to die on their own terms, reducing the burden on loved ones and creating clarity around care preferences.

Photography can be a powerful part of end-of-life and grief work. Legacy photography offers an opportunity to:

• Celebrate relationships, memory, and identity

• Create keepsakes for loved ones and future generations

• Document chosen rituals, spaces, or quiet moments

• Honour the presence and dignity of the person at any stage

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These sessions are always led with consent, care, and reverence—whether in quiet reflection or joyful connection.

The final days and hours of life are sacred. I offer presence-based support to both the dying person and those around them. Vigil support may include:

• Sitting bedside to provide quiet companionship

• Creating a calm, intentional environment for death

• Facilitating rituals, readings, or music

• Supporting family and chosen kin through active dying

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My presence helps reduce fear and create a sense of peace during one of life’s most intimate moments.

Grief takes many forms—anticipatory, acute, long-held, or disenfranchised. I provide space for individuals to explore grief on their own terms, without pressure to “move on” or “stay strong.” My support may involve:

• Active listening and emotional witnessing

• Meaning-making and grief mapping

• Supporting queer and trans individuals grieving family estrangement or complex loss

• Co-creating rituals or practices for remembrance

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You don’t have to carry your sorrow alone. I’m here to walk with you through it.

I offer workshops, talks, and individual sessions focused on making death literacy and grief support more accessible, especially within queer and marginalized communities. Topics may include:

• Understanding the dying process and what to expect

• Navigating systems (healthcare, legal, logistical) around death

• Reframing grief as relational, ongoing, and valid

• Exploring historical and cultural practices around death and mourning

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My approach is grounded in harm reduction, decolonial frameworks, and contemplative end-of-life care. Education is one of the most powerful tools we have to reclaim death as part of life.