Support that meets you where you are.

Whether you are navigating caregiving, preparing ahead, sitting bedside, or simply trying to make sense of what comes next, support should feel steady, compassionate, and human.

End-of-life support does not always begin at the bedside. Sometimes it begins with questions, uncertainty, family conversations, caregiver exhaustion, or the quiet feeling that you do not want to navigate this alone.

Blooming Transitions offers non-medical, compassionate support for individuals and families before, during, and after death.

Support rooted in presence, compassion, and dignity.


What support can look like


Emotional & Practical Guidance

Gentle support as you process decisions, ask questions, prepare for what may come, and create space for honest conversations.


Family & Caregiver Support

Guidance for loved ones who are caregiving, coordinating, grieving, or trying to understand what is happening.


Bedside & Vigil Presence

Calm, steady presence during active dying, offering comfort, reassurance, and support for the person dying and those gathered around them.


An elderly woman is sitting at a table writing in a notebook, with a coffee mug nearby. Another woman stands next to her, preparing a flower arrangement in a tall, white vase. The room has a large plant and picture frames on the wall, and is filled with natural light.

This is not medical care.

It is presence, guidance, and support for one of life’s most vulnerable seasons.

As an end-of-life doula, my role is non-medical. I do not replace hospice, nurses, physicians, or caregivers. Instead, I offer education, planning support, emotional steadiness, and compassionate guidance alongside the care already in place.

End-of-Life Doula Support

Non-medical emotional, practical, and educational support for individuals and families navigating serious illness, dying, or preparation before crisis.

  • Education about the natural dying process

  • Family conversation support

  • Legacy and life review support

  • Guidance around wishes, rituals, and planning

  • Support before, during, and after death

This support goes beyond companionship and focuses on guidance, education, emotional support, and end-of-life planning.

$75/hour

Ways I Can Support You




Vigil Sitting

Calm bedside presence during active dying, offering support to the person dying and reassurance for loved ones.

  • Quiet bedside presence

  • Comfort-focused support

  • Family updates and grounding

  • Support during uncertain or tender moments

$75/hour. Availability may vary based on timing and need.


Companion & Respite Support

Support for caregivers who need a break, extra hands, or steady companionship for their loved one.

  • Companionship

  • Caregiver respite

  • Light errands or household support

  • Sitting with a loved one while family steps away

Designed to provide caregivers with time to rest, recharge, or attend to daily responsibilities while their loved one receives supportive companionship.

$35/hour

Companion and respite care may transition into end-of-life doula services if needs change.


Legacy Support

Gentle support with memory-making, storytelling, letters, keepsakes, and meaningful ways to honor a life.

Legacy projects are priced based on the scope of the project.


Virtual Support

Phone or video support for planning, education, family guidance, or emotional support when in-person care is not needed.

$65/hour


Gentle Guidance Package

Best for individuals or families seeking early support, education, or space for meaningful conversations before a crisis occurs.

  • 4 hours of support

  • Virtual or in-person options

  • Emotional support and guidance

  • Family conversation support

  • Education about the end-of-life process

  • Resource recommendations

Starting at $300

Support Packages



Caregiver Support Package

Designed for caregivers and families needing ongoing support, respite, and compassionate presence during serious illness or decline.

  • 8 hours of support

  • Flexible scheduling

  • Companion and respite support

  • Emotional support for caregivers

  • Guidance and resource support

  • Gentle check-ins and ongoing communication

Starting at $275


Vigil & Presence Support

Support during active dying and the tender hours surrounding death, offering calm presence and compassionate support for both the individual and their loved ones.

  • Bedside vigil presence

  • Emotional support for loved ones

  • Flexible scheduling during active decline

  • Immediate post-death support

  • Quiet companionship and grounding presence

Custom pricing based on needs and availability

Every individual and family has different needs, dynamics, and levels of support. Services can be customized based on your situation, preferences, and stage of the journey.

If you are unsure where to start, we can discuss options during a free discovery call.

Financial circumstances should never prevent meaningful support during difficult seasons of life. Limited sliding scale and reduced-cost support may be available based on need and availability.

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Support may be helpful if….

  • You are caring for someone with a serious or terminal illness

  • Your family is unsure what to expect next

  • You want to talk through wishes before a crisis

  • You feel overwhelmed by caregiving

  • You are navigating the decline of a loved one

  • You want calm, grounded support during the final days or hours

  • You want support honoring memory, legacy, or meaning

How Support Works

Free Discovery Call

We begin with a conversation about your situation, concerns, and what kind of support may feel helpful.

Personalized Support

Support is tailored to the needs, preferences, and circumstances of the individual and family.

Ongoing Presence

Support may be provided virtually, in-home, or alongside existing care teams depending on needs and availability.

End-of-life doulas do not replace hospice or medical providers. This support is non-medical and focused on emotional support, education, presence, and guidance alongside existing care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you replace hospice or medical care?

No. End-of-life doula support is non-medical and works alongside hospice, medical providers, and existing care teams.

When should someone reach out?

Support can begin at any stage of serious illness, caregiving, advance planning, or active decline.

Do you offer virtual support?

Yes. Virtual support may be available depending on needs and circumstances.

Are services customizable?

Yes. Support is tailored to the needs, preferences, and circumstances of each individual and family.

What areas do you serve?

In-person support is available throughout the Tampa Bay area, including Hillsborough, Manatee, and Pinellas counties, as well as select surrounding areas. Virtual support is available nationwide.

You do not have to navigate this alone.

Whether you are preparing ahead, supporting someone you love, or sitting in the uncertainty of what comes next, support is available.


Let’s Connect

If you’re looking for support or simply aren’t sure where to begin, I’d be honored to connect with you.