I’ve always felt that one of the most meaningful things we can offer another person is our presence.

My path to becoming an end-of-life doula grew from a deep desire to support people during one of life’s most tender and meaningful transitions. I believe the end-of-life deserves compassion, dignity, connection, and care.

My background includes training in craniosacral practice, which has taught me the importance of slowing down, listening deeply, and creating a sense of calm and safety. I bring that same gentle presence to my work as an end-of-life doula.

Before Divine Passages, I spent many years as a coffee shop owner. What I loved most wasn’t simply serving coffee—it was the connection. People would come through the door having a difficult day, carrying something heavy, or simply needing someone to listen. I learned how meaningful it can be to sit with someone, without judgment, and simply be present.

That experience continues to shape who I am today.

Divine Passages offers holistic, non-medical care and compassionate support for individuals and families navigating the end-of-life journey. My role is not to provide medical treatment, but to offer a calm and supportive presence—helping create space for reflection, meaningful conversations, comfort, connection, and peace.

I believe every person’s journey is unique. My hope is to walk alongside you and your loved ones with kindness and respect, honoring your wishes, your values, your story, and what matters most to you.

This work is deeply meaningful to me, and I feel honored to be invited into such a sacred part of someone’s life.

Honoring each soul. Holding space with grace.

A Doulagiver Specialist is a:

• Holistic, non-medical

• Full-spectrum aging and end-of-life care specialist

• Community educator and guide

• Skilled holder of compassionate, inclusive space