Navigating Dying

End-of-life support and preparation with intention.

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Welcome to Navigating Dying! Navigating end-of-life and dying can be a scary and overwhelming experience for those at the end of life, their loved ones, and their caregivers. I’m here to help.

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As an end-of-life navigator and doula, I serve people in a variety of ways, including:

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Anyone who needs to document their wishes in the case of illness or accident.

Family members (biological or chosen) who want to educate themselves about the dying process and/or need help developing support systems.

Caregivers who are overwhelmed with endless responsibilities.

Someone who is preparing for the decline of a loved one and isn’t sure what they need to know, where to start, and what resources are available to help them.

Individuals who find themselves aging without a well-defined support system aren’t sure what to put in place.

Someone who has been recently diagnosed with a degenerative or terminal illness and needs assistance with identifying available services and resources.

Helping to facilitate difficult conversations with loved ones and circle of care.

Anyone who is preparing for the decline of a loved one and isn’t sure what they need to know, where to start, and what resources are available to help them.