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About our process:

When the time comes that you want to talk about a life celebration, either for yourself or for a loved one who is ill or who has passed, we'll meet to talk about the details of how that celebration will look. 

​Whether that includes quiet reflection, shared stories, spiritual elements, or meaningful traditions, I work closely with you to create a ceremony that feels natural, respectful, and deeply personal, and one which brings comfort, connection, and a sense of peace.

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The first contact can be either by phone or email - your choice. 

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During this process I'm able to support you and yours with helpful resources and information guides and checklists.  This is an emotional and challenging time, with so much to think about.   

My vision is to provide a calm and informative space and to alleviate as much stress for you and your family as I can.

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About me

At the heart of what I do is a deep respect for every life and every story.​

I believe that every person’s life deserves to be honoured in a way that feels authentic and true to them.

I'm a certified by the Certifed Celebrants Association of Canada (CCAOC). 

I have formal education in psychology and palliative care and professional experience working with medical teams, individuals and families at

The Hospital for Sick Children and Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. 

All of that has shaped a calm, thoughtful approach—one I bring to creating meaningful, personalized ceremonies.

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Our primary service area is Durham Region,  however we're happy to travel to you if you're outside of that area.

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