When serious illness brings too many decisions at once, I help you understand palliative care, hospice, and other sources of support. Together, we clarify what matters most, identify questions for your care team, and outline practical next steps.

• Includes one 60‑minute consultation plus a written summary of your best options, questions to ask your team, and next steps.

Best For: Individuals or families who feel overwhelmed, uncertain, or unsure where to begin.

I help you prepare for informed conversations with your clinical team about comfort, symptoms, medications, and care priorities.

• We review your current symptom experience, explore evidence‑based comfort strategies, and prepare a list of discussion points for your clinicians

• You will leave with a clearer understanding of what to ask and how to advocate for the support you need.

Best for:Individuals and families who have questions or concerns about symptoms, comfort, medications, or changes in care- and want help preparing to speak confidently with their medical, hospice, or palliative-care team

Cut through the confusion of hospital, hospice, and insurance systems so you know what’s available and how to access it. Together, we will identify the people, resources, and next steps that can help you move forward with greater clarity.

• In one or two sessions, we map your current situation, identify key decision‑makers, and outline concrete next steps and resources.

Best for: Individuals or families feeling lost in complex or fragmented care, facing discharge decisions, or trying to understand what support is available.

Serious illness can raise difficult questions about identity, fear, hope, legacy, and what matters now. These supportive consultations create space for values-based reflection and meaningful conversation, grounded in palliative-care principles.

• Offered as a 3‑session series focused on values, legacy, and what matters most now.

• This is supportive consultation and reflective dialogue, not psychotherapy, and can complement existing mental health care

Best for: Individuals living with serious illness, and loved ones who want a compassionate space to reflect on fears, hopes, identity, legacy, relationships, and what matters most in the time ahead.

I help you identify and communicate the care preferences, values, and priorities you want loved ones and clinicians to understand. We can prepare for conversations about future treatment decisions, surrogate decision-makers, and advanced care planning documents.

• Includes a 60‑minute session to clarify wishes, and a follow‑up summary with suggested language for advance directives and family conversations

• Leave with a documented, values‑based plan for future care decisions that you can share with loved ones and clinicians

• By the end, you’ll feel more prepared and less alone in making difficult choices.

Best for: Anyone who wants their wishes to be understood before a health crisis or change in condition.

I facilitate a virtual or in‑person meeting, help set ground rules, and provide prompts to reduce confusion, conflict, and guilt. These sessions can help reduce misunderstandings, make space for emotions, clarify wishes, and identify meaningful and practical ways loved ones can help.

• Bring family and close friends together for a guided discussion so everyone understands the situation, your wishes, and how to support you

Best for: families who want to get on the same page before or during hospice