Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. All personal, emotional and family information is kept strictly confidential unless disclosure is required by law or necessary for safety.

Yes, if requested. Vigil support is available to provide a calm presence for the both the dying individual and their loved ones. Availability may vary based scheduling demands and how far in addvance this type of support is arranged.

Support can begin at any stage, from early diagnosis to active dying. Some families reach out months in advance, while others seek help only during the final days. There is no "to early" or "to late"

No. End-of=life (or death) doulas do not provide medical treatment, diagnose conditions, administer medications, or replace hospice or medical professionals. Our role is strictly non-medical. We offer emotional, practical and spiritual support that complements clinical care.

Absolutely. Families often experience different emotions and levels of readiness. I porvide guidance, gentle education and grounding support to help loved one understand the process express their feeling and navigate these moments.