Guidance when you don't know what to do next.
You're facing a situation you've never faced before. The medical system isn't explaining things clearly. You don't know what questions to ask, what to expect, or how to even begin planning. That's exactly what we help with.
It's normal to be afraid. But there is always hope—hope for comfort, for connection, for meaningful time, for a peaceful ending. Fear and hope can exist together. We help you find both.
A comprehensive first meeting to understand your situation, answer questions, and outline a planning approach.
Continued work on your end-of-life plan, addressing specific topics or decisions.
Facilitated conversations with family members to discuss plans and ensure everyone is informed.
Your medical team makes decisions with you — but only if you're prepared to participate. As your counselor and guide, we help you understand your situation so you can show up as an informed, confident member of the shared decision-making process. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Your doctors told you something, but what does it actually mean? We help you understand what your care team has told you — the diagnosis, the prognosis, the options they've presented — so you can walk into your next appointment ready to participate in the conversation, not just listen to it.
What does this journey typically look like? What changes might you see? What questions should you be asking your medical team? We help you understand the road ahead so you're not blindsided.
What are the actual choices here? What does "comfort care" really mean? What's the difference between hospice and palliative care? We cut through the jargon and help you see your real options.
Colorado's End-of-Life Options Act gives terminally ill adults a legal option many families have questions about but few feel comfortable raising. We help you understand what medical aid in dying is, who qualifies under Colorado law, and when it is appropriate to consider—so that whatever you decide, the decision is informed and truly yours. We don't prescribe or participate in the medical process; we help you understand the option, weigh it against your values, and talk it through with your family.
Advance directives, healthcare proxy decisions, goals of care—we help you think through these decisions and identify the right documents and resources you'll need when you're ready.
These conversations are hard. We facilitate them—helping families talk through difficult topics, align on decisions, and support each other.
Who does what? What are your rights as a patient? How do you access hospice or palliative care? We help you understand how the system works so you can advocate for yourself and your family.
Reach out to schedule your initial session. We'll find a time that works for you.
We'll have an in-depth conversation about your situation, values, and goals.
Together, we'll work through decisions and clarify what matters most to you, so your wishes are understood by the people who need to know.
We help you find the right resources to document your decisions and identify the right people to receive those documents—your family, physicians, and healthcare team.
Your first session is a conversation, not a commitment. Let's talk about what's on your mind.