Providing end of life care and grief support
What is Mudança Healing?
Mudança means change or transition and healing is the processes of making someone or something sound.
Change is one of the constants in life, yet some changes are harder to navigate than others. When it comes to changes regarding the end of life, the process can be overwhelming. It's often complicated with medical jargon, physician power differentials, family dynamics and a range of emotions. End of life support can help you simplify and navigate the process.
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As a trained physician, I have experience navigating the healthcare system, providing care, and serving as a patient advocate. I consider it a privilege to walk along individuals as they prepare for their final days in this life. My experiences allow me to support the whole family, and most specifically the individual through this transition.
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How can I help you and your loved ones plan for the best death possible in the way that embraces YOUR wishes?​​
End of life planning
Caregiving in final stages
Emotional support options
Custom-blend Flower Essences
Meet Susan
End of Life transition Doula
As a trained INELDA Doula and physician, I consider it a privilege to be present at the end of one's life. It is a sacred journey that I consider an immense honor to walk with you and your family. My goal is to help you decipher what is important to you and help carry out those choices.
Death is a natural part of every human's journey. Since childhood, I have always been interested in helping people heal. Part of the healing process has also meant coming to terms with our mortality and embracing death. When facing human illness and suffering, sometime death can be the most peaceful resolution. At several points in my career I worked with or around people transitioning from this world - providing them comfort, sitting with the loved ones they leave behind, and helping provide emotional healing.
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How can I support you at this time of great transition?
Healing is remembering them with more love than pain
David Kessler