Don't Face Death Alone

As a certified End-of-Life Death Doula with 13 years in senior care, I provide calm, compassionate support before, during and after death helping individuals and families navigate one of life's most important journeys with confidence and peace.

Whether your loved one is at home, in hospice, a hospital, or senior living community, I provide a reassuring presence when it matters most.

I will help:

-Guide families through the end of life with clarity and compassion.

-Ease fear and uncertainty.

-Create meaning and connection.

I believe no one should face the end of life feeling frightened, unheard, or alone.

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How I support you

Providing a steady and calm presence

Navigating difficult conversations

Creating meaningful goodbyes

Support Services and Guidance

Private Certified Doula Support

I offer both individual sessions plus vigil care with transparent pricing shared during our initial conversation. All services are privately paid.

Support may include:

-Preparing for important conversations

-Navigating uncertainty and fear

-Understanding what to expect as end of life approaches

-Creating space for connection, meaning and presence

-Emotional support for individuals and families

-Guidance through practical next steps

-Connections to trusted community resources and professionals

-From logistics to end-of-life's small details, I help bring clarity and calm to a time that can feel overwhelming.

At the end of life, presence is not a small thing .......it is everything.

Workshops

Let's Talk About The D-Word

"Let's Talk about the D-Word" - A conversation most people avoid.

This is a guided, thoughtful workshop designed to open the door to conversations about death, dying and preparation in a way that feels collaborative, approachable and deeply human.

Together, we'll gently explore:

-Why we avoid talking about death

-What can happen when we don't prepare

-How to begin meaningful conversations with loved ones

-The role of support, planning and presence at end of life

This isn't about having all the answers. It's about creating space to ask the questions.

End-of-Life Love Notes
A gentle, self-reflective exercise about what we love about ourselves, the lives we have lived, and the people we have loved. Participants explore how End-of-Life Love Notes can help ensure that important words of love and gratitude are not left unsaid or unwritten.
Your Life, Your Wishes, Your Plans
This informative workshop explores how the setting in which we die can effect comfort, quality of life and the family experience. Participants compare home and hospital settings, consider what matters most to them, and learn how planning ahead can help their wishes be understood before a crisis occurs.
The Role of A Death Doula
informative workshop explaining what a death doula does and how non-medical support can complement hospice. participants learn how doulas can provide bedside presence, emotional support, practical guidance and reassurance for both the dying person and their family and why this matters at end of life.
Serving Our Senior Population - I want to hear your voice.
These workshops are designed for Senior Community Groups, Senior Living Communities, Hospice Companies, Caregivers and Families, Professional or networking groups.
You don't have to wait until you're in crisis to start these conversations.
Price: $199 each

Meet Kira

When I began working in senior care, over a decade ago, I entered a world where death was a natural part of life something that, until then, had felt distant and unfamiliar to me. I had never lived near elderly relatives, and I had never truly witnessed the end of life up close. That changed quickly.

Being present for those moments watching the process of someone dying, was deeply moving and quietly transformative. It shifted the way I understood not only death, but life, connection, and what it means to truly be present for another person.

What remains when someone leaves us?

What do we say to the people who love them?

How do we prepare for something we’ve never been taught to face?

For over a decade, I continued working alongside individuals, families, and care teams through these moments. I've seen how much attention is given to the medical side of end of life… and how often the emotional and human experience is left unsupported.

I believe death is not just a medical experience, it is a deeply human one.

And while we can't control when it comes, we can change how we experience it.

Through conversation, preparation and presence, I help individuals and families feel more supported, more informed, and less alone.

My approach

I don’t come in with a script or a checklist. I meet you where you are
with a calm, compassionate, and steady presence.

Sometimes that looks like:

-Helping you find the words for a difficult conversation
-Sitting quietly with you in a moment that feels overwhelming
-Offering you guidance when you're unsure of what comes next
-Creating space for connection, meaning and peace
-Or simply being there so you don’t have to do this alone or being with your loved one when you can't be by their side.
Training and Qualifications

End-of-Life Doula Certification Eden Theological Seminary
Member of the National End-of-Life Doula Alliance (NEDA)
Dementia Care Training Certificate - Alzheimer's Association
- Cognitive Stimulation Training Certificate St Louis University Geriatric Education center
Over a decade's experience working in senior care
Facilitator of “Let’s Talk About the D Word” workshops
Author of End of Life Love Notes
"Uplifting reflections to gently support the heart after loss."
Each page offers a moment to pause, reflect, and find a sense of peace.
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