In addition to Counseling and Psychotherapy, I provide In-Home Caregiving and Hospice Caregiving. I consider it a privilege to serve those who are ill or dying. My caregiving role is one of support and respite, for the patient and for their family and community members.

     Often, I provide services that a family member might otherwise provide.  This can include nursing and medical care, assisting with medications and assisting with feeding, hydration and other physical needs. In addition, I provide personal companionship as well as emotional and spiritual support.

     Logistics

     Depending on the need, I generally work in shifts from a minimum of four hours to a maximum of twelve. When needed, I am happy to organize and/or be part of a team of caregivers, providing up to 24-hour care. I have experience working both independently and in conjunction with agencies, and have professional relationships with many Hospice providers as well as other independent caregivers.

Please call 231-1697 to discuss availability and fees.

     Working with the dying, as well as their families and communities, is a spiritual calling for me. I feel honored to be of assistance during this profound time of passage. My training in Grief and Loss counseling is often pertinent in end-of-life situations, but more importantly, I have frequently been told that I bring a deep and calming presence that helps to make this important time easier and more meaningful for everyone involved. I am blessed to be able to offer this work.