Hi, I'm Brianna.
I have always been drawn to meaningful conversations: the raw, the painful, the beautiful. Throughout my life, I have walked through numerous transitions which have taught me one thing: stay humble, you might just change your mind!
This is why I approach my practice with humility and curiosity. As a non-denominational practitioner, I offer neutrality by simply exploring. I offer my organization services and introduce end-of-life options with openness. Above all, I am here to live intentionally through to the end and hope to help others do the same.
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Say hello.
Begin by filling out the contact form. You can share a little about what you’re looking for with the services I offer.
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Let's meet.
After I receive your message, I will email you to set up a date for us to connect over a virtual (or in-person) consultation.
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Hire me.
Once we conclude our consultation and decided we’re the right fit to work together, I will prepare and send over your contract and invoice.
“Meaning can be found in life literally up to the last moment, up to the last breath, in the face of death.”
- Viktor Frankl
Peace & clarity, legacy & meaning. Whatever you need, I hope you find it here.
Death Cleaning
(Inspired by the Marie Kondo method)
Through this practice of cleaning and organizing, we get clear on the items you would like to keep with you – and what can be gently released. This act of organization greatly reduces the burden from loved ones who are often left to decide what to do with “The Stuff.”
End-of-Life Planning
Guidance in documenting your care preferences – medical, spiritual, and emotional – including the curation of your ideal death space, vigil, and legacy projects. Together, we make space for important conversations so that your wishes are known and respected at the end of your life.
Home Funeral Guide
Practical guidance on washing and dressing a body, creating meaningful rituals, navigating legal paperwork, and coordinating burial or cremation—all while honoring cultural, spiritual, and personal wishes. Together we can help families slow down, participate in the farewell process, and reclaim intimacy and agency in death care.
Legacy Building
There are a multitude of ways to honor a person’s life, values, and stories before and after death. Some may include memory projects, letters, rituals, or recorded reflections that preserve connection across generations. Through this work, families are supported in carrying forward meaning, not just mourning loss.
Respite Care & Nurturing Touch for the Dying
I offer temporary relief to primary caregivers supporting someone who is at end-of-life. By providing this trusted and compassionate presence, caregivers can rest, tend to their own needs, and prevent burnout. In this space of shared support, both the caregiver and their loved one are held with dignity and care. I also offer Nurturing Touch for the Dying to encourage human connection, lessen physical discomfort, and soothe the body and soul in a time of transition.
advocacy care rooted in values and grounded in meaning
Why work with an end-of-life doula?
An end-of-life doula can be a valuable addition to your care team. Doulas are non-medical guides who support families and individuals in navigating the complicated terrain at the end of life. A doula offers clarity in difficult conversations, helps clients make choices for their care, and provides crucial support at the hour of death – and after.
In short? An end-of-life doula helps light the path ahead with grace, empathy, and clarity.