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I work with children and young adults who are nearing end-of-life, and provide grief support to their grieving parents and siblings.

The end-of-life journey can be bittersweet for seriously ill children, as they make the transition from curative care to comfort care. There is sometimes a sense of relief that treatment is over, while there is great sadness about leaving their loved ones behind. Often, there are siblings who have their own set of fears, guilty feelings, and worries that need to be addressed when all eyes are understandably on the dying child and their needs.

My work is to help the dying child navigate this intense time of letting go, while providing a safe space for parents, caregivers, and siblings to express their profound grief. I hold space for hope and intense feelings, allowing family members to fully experience the love behind those emotions.

My goal is twofold: to help the dying child find peace at end-of-life. And to provide guidance to those most deeply impacted by the child’s death.
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