“A heart full of love is a phoenix that no cage can imprison.” – Rumi
Caring for our loved ones is both the deepest privilege and the hardest work imaginable. Find joy in those small moments, knowing you are doing the best you can. I am here to help.
Eldercare and End-of-Life Doula Services
I offer comprehensive support for families and individuals as they navigate eldercare transitions. My services include assessing individual needs, assisting with facility settling, providing communication guidance with care facilities, and helping with advanced care planning. My goal is to create a compassionate and informed transition experience.
I provide guidance and support with end-of-life planning, helping families identify needs, make informed decisions about care, advocate for appropriate support, and offer emotional guidance throughout the process.
Yes, I offer both in-person and virtual consultations, allowing me to assist families locally and across Canada. I am committed to helping families navigate eldercare, regardless of their location.
I collaborate with families to assess and select the right facility for their loved ones and guide them through the transition process. My role includes providing communication support to ensure that the needs of the individual are well understood and met within the facility.
Yes, I provide guidance on understanding various government resources, including the Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program and Compassionate Care EI benefits, among others. My aim is to ensure families are aware of all available options.
Emotional support is central to my approach. I recognize that transitions can be challenging, and I offer compassionate guidance to both individuals and families, acknowledging the importance of emotional well-being throughout the process.
Advanced care planning involves outlining specific wishes and preferences for care in the event of serious illness or end-of-life scenarios. I assist families in creating and updating these plans to ensure their loved one’s wishes are respected and honored.
I recognize that the eldercare journey is deeply personal. My own experiences inform my practice, and I incorporate elements of mindfulness, meditation, sound therapy, and crystal healing, drawing from my training and spiritual background. I aim to provide a supportive environment that acknowledges the holistic needs of individuals and families.
While I am dedicated to supporting you throughout this journey, it’s essential to understand that I cannot guarantee specific results. My role is to provide guidance, resources, and emotional support to help you and your family make informed decisions during this time.
I strive to provide a non-judgmental, bias-free space for all clients. Your journey is unique, and I respect that. My focus is on listening and supporting you without preconceived notions or judgments.
I focus on empowering families to advocate effectively for their loved ones by providing resources, guidance, and support throughout the care journey. My goal is to equip families with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate complex situations.
In modern times, we are conditioned to avoid discussion and conversation about death and dying. This is a part of the cycle of life and an experience that we all have. The term is not made to offend, but to empower and bring back. Many people prefer the term End-of-Life Doula, which I use.
No, I am not a medical professional. As an Eldercare and End-of-Life Doula, my focus is on providing non-medical support and guidance to families navigating the complex landscape of eldercare and end-of-life planning. I assist with assessing needs, facilitating transitions, and advocating for care preferences while emphasizing the importance of consulting qualified healthcare professionals for medical assessments and interventions.
No, I am not a legal professional or lawyer. While I can provide information about navigating eldercare systems and resources, it is essential to consult a qualified legal professional for advice regarding legal matters, including wills, estates, and guardianship.