About Kit
I believe in living a life with more meaning, purpose, compassion, and fun (for me, that’s dancing).
Whether you're reflecting on your legacy or navigating the end of life, I offer grounded support to help you live and die in alignment with your values and wisdom.
There’s a wide and fertile space before the end where something beautiful can happen. You can take stock. Review. Repair. Resolve what still needs mending. Reclaim some authorship over how you go—not just medically, but emotionally, relationally, even spiritually.
This isn’t just about dying. It’s about finishing life on purpose. That’s the work I do.
ABOUT KIT
I cant wait to explore the dance of life and death with you.
Over the past 15 years, I’ve dedicated myself to helping others explore issues around mortality that might be unvoiced or unresolved, addressing both emotional and practical aspects of the aging and, ultimately, the end-of-life process. I am passionate about empowering individuals to take charge of their lives, make conscious decisions, and cultivate a sense of purpose in their final chapters.
I am a Five Wishes Advanced Directive Certified Facilitator, and I have a diverse background that supports what I offer: hospice work, end-of-life studies (Thanatology), producing and facilitating online memorials, personal and professional coaching, navigating loss and grief, being with the end of life and all that entails. My experience brings a wealth of knowledge and a lot of empathy to the work we’ll do together.
In addition to my work in the field of conscious aging, I’m a skilled facilitator of difficult conversations, guiding individuals and families through end-of-life paperwork and intergenerational communication. I’m proud to say my ability to create a safe and supportive space for open dialogue has earned respect and admiration from both clients and peers.
“Kit holds space for people as they explore their lives and find clarity and conviction on their paths. She is a beautiful listener, always present 100%. That's rare; whether individually or in a group, Kit is right there, fully present, wise, and generous.”
— Johanna Eigen
