I have extensive experience working with the terminally ill as well as with those who have faced life-threatening illnesses. I have also counselled their families and loved ones throughout the course of the illness and beyond.

Experience has taught me that people who are facing the end of their lives encounter unique challenges. Commonly, terminally ill patients experience denial, bargaining, anger, and depression. They sometimes regret decisions made earlier in their lives. Often, there is a poignant sadness about what might have been if only there had been more time. I believe in providing as much support as individuals need in negotiating the final stages of their lives.