You might be here because...
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You're caring for a parent and feeling stretched thin
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Something just changed, and you're not sure what to do next
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You're carrying a lot and don't really have a place to talk about it
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You know there are things you should plan for, but haven't know where to start
You don't have to figure all of this out on your own.
Most people come to me in one of these places:
I need ongoing support
You're in a season that isn't going to resolve quickly--caregiving, a parent's decline, ongoing stress, or just carrying more than you manage on your own.
We meet regularly, and you have a consistent place to talk things through, process what you're feeling, and figure out what comes next.
Something just happened
A diagnosis. A hospitalization. A loss. A sudden shift in your role or responsibilities.
Everything feels urgent and overwhelming, and you're not sure what to do first.
We focus on what's right in front of you--slowing things down, talking through decisions, and helping you take the next right steps without feeling like you're spiraling.
I don't know where to start
Perhaps you want to plan ahead so that things are in order for your family. Nothing may have "officially" happened, but you feel overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure what to do next.
This is a place to begin.
We'll talk through what's going on, bring some clarity to what feels tangled, and help you figure out your next steps.
A Steady Presence When Things Feel Uncertain
I'm not here to take over or tell you what to do.
I'm here to listen, help you think clearly, and walk with you as you sort through what's in front of you--whether that's caregiving, grief, planning ahead, or making difficult decisions.
We take it one step at a time.
Hi, I'm Rhonda.
I work with people who are carrying a lot—grief, caregiving responsibilities, life changes, or questions that don’t have clear answers.
I won’t try to fix things or tell you what to do. I’ll listen, ask thoughtful questions, and help you sort through what feels heavy or unclear. If spirituality or faith is part of your life—or something you’re questioning—we can make space for that too.
Sometimes that also means paying attention to what matters most—how you want to live and what you want to leave behind.
This is work I’ve grown into over time, through both training and simply being with people in some really hard, meaningful moments.