Support for caregivers of a Loved One with a chronic illness through end of life.

I’m so glad you’re here.

Since I was very young, taking care of others has been a core aspect of my life.

I developed this website to provide the methods, plans, and procedures that are so necessary in the day-to-day life of caring for someone else. As a Certified End-of-Life Doula and Certified Dementia Practitioner, I know the troubles and fears that come with confronting the inevitable end, and the challenges that come with seeing those we love suffer.

Are you currently caring for a Loved One and have questions about caregiving? Or are you looking for hard-to-find resources amidst all the confusing information on the internet?

I can help.

Get in touch with me today - or explore my website to learn more about how I can help you take better care of your Loved One (and yourself).

Much Love,

You might say I was born to be a caregiver and death doula. It was a large part of my childhood, and it seemed second nature to me.

In the beginning of my caregiving journey, I experienced so many challenges and difficulties. These weren’t just bumps in the road—some of them were full-sized boulders. I learned a LOT about people and human nature. I learned who I could trust, who was dependable, who was full of false promises, and who had their own agenda.

Everyone had their own idea about how things should be done. But one thing I knew for sure. I would do what was right for these family members that I loved so much, and what was best for them didn’t always align with what others believed.

Testimonials

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Have your worked with Lili or benefited from her books or other resources?

I’d love to hear from your and feature your testimonial on my website! Simply send me an email to share your experience with the rest of our community.

In the Media

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I would love to speak at your event -
live or virtual!

I am available to speak for 30 minutes minimum, as well as for half-day and whole-day workshops.

Signature Topics

  • Caregiving tools and systems to create organization and peace for all.

  • Creating the best life for your Loved One who no longer is mobile, and lives in their bed or a recliner.

  • Death & Dying – the dos and don’ts.

  • Planning the best possible end of life for my Loved One.

  • Getting comfortable with dementia.

  • Grief & Coping after accidents, terminal diagnosis, and death.

  • My death, my way – how to plan to set yourself up for the best possible end of life experience.