Dying to Help
Albury Wodonga and Surrounds.
1.
End of Life Doula
Bedside support for those dying and their loved ones.
Holding space for the emotional, practical, and human side of dying.
From vigil support to creating calm, meaningful goodbyes.
I help you feel less alone during life’s hardest moments.
No judgement, no fluff — just real, compassionate support.
Because no one should face death without a guide.
2.
Funeral Celebrant
Ceremonies that actually feel like the person you are farewelling.
Not cookie-cutter, not cringey — just real, meaningful, and heartfelt.
From end-of-life celebrations to memorials and pet farewells.
I help you honour their life in a way that feels right for you.
Let us tell their story properly — with heart, humour, and humanity.
Because funerals should not be one-size-fits-all.
3.
Women's Circles
A safe, no-judgement space to share the stuff no one talks about.
Whether it is death, endings, or the weight of “keeping it together”.
We gather, we talk, we listen — no fixing, no fluff.
Rituals, reflection, and real connection with women who get it.
Because grief is not a problem to solve — it is something to witness.
Come as you are. Be seen. Be heard. Be held.
4.
Grief Coaching
Support for when you are stuck in the fog and sick of “stay strong”.
One-on-one sessions to help you move through the mess of grief - before or after.
We will talk real life, not fluffy affirmations or silver linings.
You get practical tools, space to fall apart, and someone who gets it.
Because crappy times deserve proper, human support.
Helping you navigate this, one step at a time.
Approach
I am not here to “fix” grief or sugar-coat death.
I offer real support for the crappy, human parts of dying, death, and loss.
As an End-of-Life Doula, I provide calm, practical bedside support — for the person dying and the people who love them.
As a Funeral Celebrant, I work with families to create personal, meaningful ceremonies that actually reflect the person you’re farewelling.
I bring a listening ear, gentle guidance, and a steady presence when it may all be feeling too much.
Expect honesty, compassion, and no fluffy jargon — just real conversations, support - and practical help.
Together, we can talk openly, plan what needs planning, and create space for what matters most.
Because no one should have to face death, dying, or grief without the right support.
