I’m Rhonda, an end-of-life doula. I help individuals and families prepare for death with calm and care, so you can spend the time that matters most on each other.
I became an end-of-life doula because I believe no one should face death without support, and no family should feel lost in the days around it.
I bring presence, honesty, and a deep respect for the life you have lived. Together we can make this season gentler.
Short, honest reads on planning, caregiving, and finding peace.
In the first days after a death, grief and to-do lists arrive at the same time. This is a calm, step-by-step guide to what needs doing, and what can wait.
Sitting with someone in their final days can feel frightening. You do not need to do it perfectly. Here are simple, comforting ways to be present that any family can offer.
An end-of-life doula is a trained, non-medical companion for the whole family. Here is a clear, honest picture of how I help, and where my role ends and your care team begins.
A doula is a trained, non-medical companion who walks beside you and your family before, during, and after death.
Most of us are never taught how to face death, so when it comes close we feel unprepared and afraid. I am here to change that.
I sit with the hard conversations, help you plan on your own terms, and bring calm to a time that can feel overwhelming. I work alongside your medical and hospice team, never in place of them.
My goal is simple. I want you to feel prepared, supported, and at peace with the choices you make.
As your needs change, my support grows with you, from the first conversation through the days after.
Wishes and directives, put into words.
A calm presence in the final days.
Respite and guidance for caregivers.
Letters and life-review that last.
Gentle direction in the first days.
Steady company through the hardest days.
Four small steps, at a pace that feels right for you.
Send a message or book a free call. No pressure and no commitment.
We sit down together and I listen to where you are and what you need.
I shape support around your wishes, your family, and your timing.
From planning through the vigil and after, you have a steady hand to hold.
Grief takes time. Some days you will laugh at the memories, and other days you will ache at their absence. Both are okay, and you do not have to carry it alone.
A gentle starter guide to talking about end-of-life wishes with the people you love. Simple prompts, no jargon, and space to begin at your own pace.
A short, free conversation is the easiest place to begin. I would be honored to listen.
A gentle starter guide to talking about end-of-life wishes with the people you love. Simple prompts, no jargon, and space to begin at your own pace.
✓ A calm first step you can take today.
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