When you or those you love are facing the unexpected.
End of Life Therapy for Peaceful and Meaningful Transition
serving Washington and Utah
Are you facing a terminal diagnosis and wondering how the end will go?
After the initial shock of a terminal diagnosis, you may be wondering how to navigate your final days. You may find yourself dealing with many emotions at once that suddenly affect your daily functioning. This is NOT the way you saw your life going. If there are things left unsaid, let me help you be at peace by “tying up loose ends” and say goodbye.
Therapy can help
You can feel heard. You can say all the things you need to say. You can be at peace.
What is therapy for the terminally ill like?
Feel heard, understood, and completely validated.
Understand how to move to a peaceful place that allows you to “die well”.
Learn how to love, understand, and value yourself and those you leave behind, leaving no words left unsaid.
I’ll help through this process, tailoring each step to your unique needs and circumstances. I can help you navigate tricky family relationships.
Frequently asked questions about terminally ill/hospice therapy
FAQs
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After a free consultation where we determine if I’m a good fit for you, we schedule weekly online teletherapy appointments as long as you are able, from a location that is comforting. Sometimes I am available for hospice visits as well.
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The purpose of end of life therapy is to help you feel heard and valued. Your wishes give us a roadmap to helping us collaborate on what a peaceful end looks like. I have local Death Doula resources to help you carry out your wishes.
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It is crucial for you to feel heard and seen throughout your end of life journey. If there are thoughts, words or actions that need releasing in order for you to feel peace, let me help you through that process.
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