Having supported people in various stages of vulnerability throughout my career, I bring a diverse skill set and a natural ability to assist those facing challenging circumstances. My approach is person-centred and holistic, honouring the individuality of each client and their loved ones. I bring professionalism, compassion, love, and even laughter into my work — because I believe connection and lightness have a place, even in our final chapters.
I am a strong advocate for having open conversations about our end-of-life wishes. Discussing and documenting our choices for Advanced Care Directives, care preferences, and body care or burial arrangements can bring immense peace of mind — both for ourselves and for our families. Having done this for myself, I feel comforted knowing my loved ones will be emotionally present, rather than burdened by difficult decisions.
It is a deep honour to offer my services to the Tasmanian community. My role is to provide information, resources, and support so that you can make informed choices and remain in full control of the level of support you seek. Whether you need help with information gathering, Advance Care Planning, or gentle presence and support in your final moments — these choices are entirely yours.
I have great respect for each person’s right to shape an end-of-life experience that reflects their beliefs, traditions, and values. I will walk alongside you, helping you navigate the services available so that you and your loved ones receive the best possible care.
Imagine This…
Rather than settling for today’s conventional approach to dying, death, and bereavement, imagine returning to a more traditional and human-centred way — caring for our dying at home or in their chosen environment, surrounded by familiar people, pets, and comforts.
How so?
By working together, we can create space for open, honest conversations about death and dying. With gentle guidance and a little forward planning, we can design an end-of-life experience that truly honours you — your life, your values, and your wishes.
