What I Offer
Support for grief, death, and the body’s way of holding both. Each service is available on its own, or can be woven together depending on what you need.

Grief Support
One-on-one companioning for any loss, any timeline. Non-clinical, deeply human, grounded in evidence-informed frameworks.

Death Doula
Planning, presence, and support through the final chapter, for the person dying and the people who love them.

Breathwork
Conscious breathwork for grief, nervous system support, stress relief and more. Coming soon.
Grief Support
Grief doesn’t require a death certificate. Loss of a person, a pet, a relationship, an identity, a future you expected to have, if it feels like grief, it belongs here. You don’t need to be newly bereaved, and you don’t need to be further along than you are. There is no timeline you need to fit.
Sessions are one-on-one, up to 60 minutes, and grounded in the Claire Bidwell Smith Grief & Loss framework, an evidence-informed work focused on meaning-making, identity, and the continuing relationship with whoever or whatever you’ve lost. Virtual sessions available nationwide and internationally. In-person sessions in Denver may become available in the future.
Death Doula
A death doula is not a medical provider. I don’t replace your hospice team or your doctors. What I do is fill the space they may not be able to, the emotional, practical, and spiritual work of preparing for death and moving through it with presence and meaning. Advance care planning. Vigil support. Help with the deadmin that arrives before you’ve had a single moment to breathe.
I work with people who are dying and with the people who love them. Whether you’re planning ahead while you’re healthy, facing a terminal diagnosis, or supporting someone through their final weeks, there is a place for you here. In-person throughout the Denver metro area; virtual support available nationwide.
Breathwork
Grief, trauma, loss live in the body, not just the mind. Breathwork is a somatic practice that works with the nervous system directly, creating space for what words sometimes can’t reach. It can support emotional release, regulation, and a deeper sense of groundedness in the body.
I am currently completing a 250-hour breathwork apprenticeship and will begin offering sessions upon completion. If breathwork interests you, reach out — I’m happy to talk about what it involves and whether it might be a fit alongside grief support or end-of-life work.