My Medicine for You
As a registered nurse, I’ve taken many scenic routes through the world of healing. I’ve worked in hospitals, clinics, schools, office buildings, nursing homes, and people’s living rooms—and eventually landed exactly where I belong, in my own holistic nursing practice. One of nursing’s superpowers is its versatility: wherever humans are, nurses are needed.
Over my 35-year nursing career, death and dying have been steady companions. Sometimes my work focused on preventing illness and supporting wellness; other times it meant walking with people through life-altering diagnoses, surgeries, or the final chapter of their lives. I’ve also helped people think about legacy—how they want to live before they die. Death, it turns out, is very invested in life. And we can do death better.
The death-centered parts of my work include:
Death Cafés — relaxed, open conversations about death (not morbid, just honest)
The Departure Lounge: Conversations for the Living and Leaving — monthly gatherings for deeper discussion, support, and soul guidance
Sacred Crossings: Sacred Death Care Doula Services — mind, body, and soul support for the dying and those who love them
Death Wishes (Spring 2026) — a 6-week course to explore, prepare for, and organize your end-of-life wishes (your future loved ones will thank you)
Because living well matters too, I also offer:
Sound healing to help the body and nervous system find a better rhythm
Energy healing to loosen what’s stuck, bring clarity, and support meaningful change
I’m deeply grateful to have woven nursing, energy medicine, nature-based healing, intuition, and decades of end-of-life experience into a medicine that is uniquely mine. At the heart of it all, my work is simple: listening deeply, showing up fully, and walking with people through life—right up to the edge, and everything before it.
