Families often contact me when a loved one is seriously ill and everyone is trying to make decisions while also keeping daily life moving. There may be medical information to absorb, relatives to update, practical arrangements to make, and difficult conversations that no one feels ready to begin.

As an end-of-life doula, I provide nonmedical support before, during, and immediately after a death. I help families identify what matters most, prepare questions for hospice or medical teams, understand common changes near the end of life, and create a plan that feels manageable rather than overwhelming.

My work may include home visits, family meetings, bedside presence, legacy projects, vigil planning, and guidance around advance directives. For Jewish individuals and families, I can also help incorporate familiar customs and values while coordinating respectfully with clergy, funeral professionals, and care teams.

I serve families throughout the Atlanta area and work alongside hospice rather than replacing it. Every family is different, so support can be a single planning conversation or a longer relationship over several weeks or months.