Receiving a diagnosis can bring a mix of emotions — grief, fear, and confusion. Counseling offers space to process these changes, find your footing, and begin adapting to life in a new way.

Living with a chronic illness can feel exhausting and isolating. Through counseling, you can reconnect with your identity, strengthen coping skills, and rediscover meaning beyond your diagnosis.

Life’s transitions — retirement, relocation, caregiving, or shifting roles — often stir grief and growth at once. Together, we explore what these changes mean for you and help you move forward with steadiness and clarity.

Talking about death can be difficult, but it can also bring comfort and intention. Whether you’re preparing for your own final chapter or supporting someone you love, end-of-life counseling creates space for reflection, planning, and peace.
Areas of focus may include:

• Navigating family conversations about care

• Clarifying wishes for comfort and legacy

• Dementia and Alzheimer’s support at end of life

• Exploring hospice, palliative, or comfort care

• Advance directives and voluntary end-of-life choices

• Eco-friendly and meaningful after-death planning

I offer supervision toward clinical licensure for social workers seeking reflective, ethical, and trauma-informed professional growth. My supervision approach emphasizes self-awareness, integrity, and confidence in your clinical voice.