Advance care planning ensures your medical, personal, and emotional wishes are honored if you can’t speak for yourself. I can help you create or update your directives to include not just medical care, but also your physical, spiritual, and emotional needs. Clearly expressing your values, hopes, and preferences can bring peace of mind to both you and your loved ones.

Through deep listening and presence, I create space for honest conversations about dying, helping to ease the isolation that often surrounds end-of-life discussions. Together, we shape an environment that feels peaceful and comforting, considering how the space looks, sounds, and feels.

Grief and loss are deeply complex and often begin long before a person takes their last breath. I help navigate whatever arises—whether silence, tears, or laughter—holding space for the full range of emotions that come with saying goodbye. This work can begin days, weeks, months, or years before the end-of-life approaches.

The Chevra Kadisha is a sacred volunteer organization—a holy society—committed to upholding the Jewish communal responsibility of burial with dignity, compassion, and respect ensuring that every individual is cared for according to the highest standards of Jewish tradition.