*art above: “Comfort Crow” watercolor/colored pencil - an expression during a time of grief

For clients that have time

To the one who got the terminal diagnosis, I’m here for you. One of my clients said to me, “Narinder, I don’t know how to do this. I need a guide.” That’s exactly what I’m here for. Through one-on-one time together, we can talk about all of your ups and downs, your dreams, your wishes, your fears, and your joys. Some of our favorite things to do together are practice meditation, create altar spaces, work on art projects together (there’s usually going to be homework) and just be together! I see the life and the magic in you.

To the one taking care of someone with a terminal diagnosis, I know that you may not know what is going to happen when your loved one goes on hospice. You may not understand how the body dies, the support the caregiver needs, or your end-of-life care options. I know that you want to do the best things possible for your loved one who is dying. I know that death and dying spaces bring up complicated emotions, sometimes conflicting emotions and that having someone to help you understand what is happening seems out of reach. Please know, that my hand is here. It is an honor to empower individuals, families, and caregivers with education, spiritual and emotional support, and a deeply available presence. 

• If your end-of-life needs are not urgent, and you’d like my help, schedule a free 30-minute consultation with me. We’ll go from there.

• All services are available virtually, by phone, or in person. I serve Bangor, Maine, and surrounding counties.