Modern Celebrancy for Life’s Most Tender Moments

At a Death Café, strangers come together — not to mourn, but to talk. Openly. Casually. Courageously. There’s no agenda, no guest speakers, and no sales pitch. Just warm cups of tea, generous slices of cake, and space to explore the one topic we often avoid: death.

These informal gatherings are part of a global movement to gently dismantle the taboo around dying. They invite open, meaningful conversations about what it means to live, love, and eventually leave.

You don’t need to be grieving or unwell to join. Just bring your curiosity, a bit of openness, and a willingness to chat.

We cover everything from bucket lists and body disposal to funeral plans, fears, family stories, and those big existential "what-ifs." It’s often light-hearted, sometimes deeply moving, and always full of insight.

And yes — there’s always cake. Because if we’re going to talk about death, we may as well sweeten the deal.

An annual national day of action and awareness, encouraging Australians to improve their end-of-life planning and literacy. I offer facilitated sessions, creative ceremonies, and resources to help individuals and community groups engage meaningfully with the topic. Ideal for libraries, councils, aged care, and community centres

If you’re part of a school, workplace, or community group and feel your people could benefit from a shared conversation about death, dying, or grief — I’d love to collaborate with you. Let’s return these vital conversations to the centre of our communities, where they once lived — and where they belong again.

Grief isn’t something to fix. It’s something to feel, witness, and honour — in all its tender, tangled forms. Grief & Meaning Circles are non-clinical, heart-led gatherings that offer a safe and sacred space for people to come together in community. There’s no pressure to speak — only permission to be.

Whether you're grieving a person, a pet, a relationship, a role, or a chapter of your life, your sorrow is welcome here. We make space for silence, stories, ritual, reflection, tears, and laughter. Every emotion is honoured. Every presence is enough.

These circles are facilitated with grounded care and may include gentle witnessing, creative expression, and shared rituals. They are open to all — regardless of background, spiritual belief, or where you are on your grief journey.

A ceremonial offering for those in need — held with heart, not cost.

Every life deserves a meaningful goodbye. But for some, the weight of loss is made heavier by hardship. The Last Gift is my way of honouring those moments — by offering personalised funeral or memorial ceremonies to individuals and families experiencing financial or personal difficulty.

This isn’t a full funeral service, but a heartfelt ceremony — written, spoken, and held with the same care I offer to every client. There are no explanations required, no forms to complete, and no compromise on dignity. Just a quiet gesture of community care — a final gift, from one heart to another.

If you or someone you know may benefit from this offering, please reach out. These ceremonies are offered with warmth, discretion, and deep respect.