Since my earliest memory, I have been fascinated with the beauty of death, yet at the same time, fearful of it. Dark art and death rituals worldwide have always intrigued me. Growing up in Northern California, I quickly learned that death was a very taboo subject to talk about, but as life continued, I realized that it didn't have to be this way.

Upon moving to Washington, I took my first job in the death industry. Here, I connected with an amazing soul who saw something in me and recommended that I become a Death Doula. Through personal experience, I had already understood the importance of death planning and confronting grief. After taking courses and advancing my education in the death industry, I was drawn to and found my path in pre-planning and grief recovery. It is my hope that one day everyone will have the tools and skills to communicate openly about their end-of-life wishes with family and friends. But until that day, through this work, I give space and guide those ready to walk through this journey in death and grief.