I work at the intersection of veterinary medicine and death education, supporting both veterinary professionals and pet owners through end-of-life care.

After years in the veterinary field, I’ve seen how much is carried in these moments—clinical responsibility, emotional weight, ethical decisions, and grief. Veterinarians and their teams are asked to hold space while managing immense pressure. Pet owners are asked to make loving decisions during one of the most difficult times of their lives.

My work is about slowing things down.

I offer education and consultation that brings clarity, compassion, and steadiness to end-of-life conversations and decisions. I support veterinary professionals in finding grounded language and presence, and I support pet owners in understanding what’s happening and moving through goodbye without judgment or urgency.

There is no “right” way to face death—only more informed and humane ones.

This work is about presence, trust, and care, even at the end.