I am a queer end of life doula, providing personalised support for the youth and LGBTQ+ community in the end of life space.

I believe that everyone’s life holds unique value, and in times of crisis it is important to reflect on that. I offer a compassionate and inclusive space for a marginalised and under-represented group in end of life care to do exactly that. I believe that through reflecting on what matters to you, you can become better prepared for facing that final transition.

This isn’t exclusive to those actively dying, but for everyone. I strive to be a beacon, and a pillar, a reliable support for those preparing for the end. This means offering emotional support, creating space to process, and educating people on the process of grief, of dying, and the ways in which we can prepare ourselves. I also provide assistance in practical issues, including preparation of wills and advanced care directives, and in providing advocacy for you and your people.

Although I am not a licensed medical provider or therapist, and thus cannot provide these services, I believe my work is important and will make a difference in you and your support networks’ lives.