Sound healing uses therapeutic frequencies—often from crystal singing bowls and other resonant instruments—to guide the body into a state of deep relaxation. These vibrations help quiet the mind, release stress, and support energetic clearing.

During a sound bath, you simply lie back and allow waves of sound to wash over you. The experience is immersive, meditative, and profoundly restorative.

Sound baths are especially supportive for:

• stress and anxiety

• emotional overwhelm

• sleep challenges

• grounding and centering

• energetic reset

This is a beautiful offering on its own or combined with Reiki for a layered, holistic healing experience.

End‑of‑life doula care provides compassionate, heart‑centered support for individuals and families navigating the end‑of‑life journey. This work honors the sacredness of transition and the dignity of each person’s unique path.

As a doula, I offer presence, guidance, and steadiness—helping clients and loved ones feel supported, informed, and held during a tender time. My role is not only to support someone in dying, but also to support them in living—finding comfort, meaning, connection, and peace in the time they have.

Services may include assistance with Advanced Care Directives, emotional support, legacy work, comfort measures, vigil planning, and helping families create meaningful rituals or moments of connection.

Death doulas are not “obsessed with death.” They are deeply in love with life. End‑of‑life doulas are so in love with life that they hope to bring comfort and peace to the very last seconds of every person’s time in this world. This perspective guides my work—a devotion to honoring life, even in its final transition, with gentleness, reverence, and compassion.

My approach blends my 37 years in health care leadership with a deeply intuitive, spiritual foundation. I walk beside you with respect for your dignity and comfort.

I offer calm, steady presence and compassionate companionship. My role is not only to support someone in dying, but also to support them in living—in finding comfort, meaning, connection, and peace in the time they have. This may include:

• emotional support and active listening

• comfort measures such as guided relaxation or grounding practices

• helping articulate wishes for care, environment, and legacy

• supporting rituals or practices meaningful to the individual

• creating a peaceful, comforting atmosphere

My intention is always to honor the person’s dignity, autonomy, and unique journey.

Advanced Care Directives outline a person’s wishes for medical care, comfort, and decision‑making. I help individuals and families:

• understand what these documents mean

• explore their values and preferences

• communicate wishes clearly

• complete documentation if desired

This process brings clarity, empowerment, and peace for everyone involved.

Families often need reassurance, clarity, and a gentle anchor. I support loved ones by:

• offering education about the dying process

• helping them understand what to expect

• providing emotional support and space for their feelings

• guiding them in ways to connect meaningfully with their loved one

• helping coordinate rituals, moments of reflection, or legacy activities

• offering respite so caregivers can rest

My presence is steady, non‑judgmental, and grounded in compassion.

Vigil planning is the creation of a supportive, meaningful environment during the final hours or days of life. This may include:

• preferred music, lighting, or scents

• meaningful readings, prayers, or silence

• who the person wants present

• rituals or traditions important to them

• comfort measures for both the individual and family

The plan is always shaped by the person’s beliefs, values, and wishes.

No. Doula support complements hospice and medical teams. I do not provide medical care. Instead, I offer emotional, spiritual, and practical support that enhances the care already in place.

I meet you wherever you feel most comfortable—your home, a care facility, or another meaningful space.

Support is flexible and based on your needs. It may include ongoing visits, specific planning sessions, or presence during vigil time.

Yes. I offer gentle guidance and emotional support in the early days of grief, including help with rituals, resources, and grounding practices.

At Magdalene Rose Healing, my mission is to create a sanctuary of tenderness, presence, and peace—where each person is honored as whole, worthy, and deeply loved.

My philosophy is rooted in three pillars:

• Dignity: Every person deserves to be seen, heard, and respected in their choices, beliefs, and experiences.

• Compassion: Healing and end‑of‑life care are sacred spaces. I meet each moment with gentleness, empathy, and an open heart.

• Presence: True support is not about fixing; it is about being with. I offer steady, grounded presence so you never feel alone in your journey.

Whether through Reiki, sound healing, or end‑of‑life doula care, my intention is to honor your path, your timing, and your truth.

Clients often describe sensations such as warmth, tingling, deep relaxation, or a sense of peaceful stillness. Every experience is unique, and you remain fully clothed and comfortable throughout the session.

No preparation is needed. Wear comfortable clothing and come as you are. Afterward, you may want to drink water and give yourself a little time to integrate.

Sessions are offered in a peaceful, private setting designed to support relaxation and healing.

You’re in the perfect place. Reiki and sound healing require no prior experience. Simply relax, breathe, and allow yourself to receive.

No. My role is to honor your beliefs—not mine.
I support individuals and families from all backgrounds, including religious, secular, spiritual, interfaith, or uncertain. Your values, traditions, and wishes guide the experience. I am here to uphold what matters most to you and your loved ones.