End of Life Doula guiding you through dying, death & grief in a way that deeply honours YOU

“Death has weaved it’s way through the very tapestry of my being from an early age, gifting me with many invaluable experiences.

Now, I get the deep honour of guiding + supporting others as they navigate the end of their lives”

Beyond the Veil

Welcome to Beyond the Veil, a podcast dedicated to exploring the profound, often unspoken moments of our lives: the little deaths, the big transitions, and the universal experiences of dying, death, and grief.

Join us as we dive deep into conversations about the everyday losses that prepare us for bigger transitions, the intricacies of dying, death and grief, along with the beauty of creating meaningful end-of-life experiences. 

Each episode features heartfelt stories, insights, and practical advice to help you navigate the bigness of these transitions with gentleness and presence.

Whether you're seeking comfort, guidance, or a deeper understanding of life's inevitable cycles, Beyond the Veil offers a compassionate space to explore the fullness of living and dying. Tune in to discover how embracing these moments can lead to profound growth, healing, and connection.

Here is what I offer

  • End of Life Packages

    I’m here to guide you (and your loved ones) through the end of life journey with practical, emotional and spiritual support.

  • Respite

    Are you caring for a loved one at the end of life and you need a break or support in caring for them?

  • End of Life Support - Hourly

    Perhaps there has been a sudden change and you are seeking guidance with the end of life process

  • 1:1 Guidance

    Whether you are preparing for your end of life in advance or perhaps you need support navigating fears with your own mortality.

Find out more on how I can support you

  • "We don't know how we would have coped if Rani was not there for our family. All we know is that we will be forever grateful that she was."

    - Kim & Family, Sydney.

  • "And/ if when my fear of dying and symptoms return, I definitely feel better equipped to manage it, nothing there will be up's and downs"

    - Ben, Wollongong