End-of-Life Consulting for Patients and Caregivers (WA & OR) | Weather Anne Therapy
Support for people living with a terminal illness, and for the families and caregivers beside them.
Living with a terminal illness, or caring for someone who is, is an emotional and difficult time. It can feel overwhelming. I can help.
I'm a licensed clinical social worker, and my work has focused on hospice care, end-of-life issues, and grief. I offer individualized consultation to help you understand what's ahead, make decisions that fit what matters most to you, and find some steadiness along the way
How consultation can help
We'll focus on what you and your family need most. Consultation can help you with:
Coping with anticipatory grief, the grief that begins before a loss
Clarifying your goals of care and what matters most to you
Understanding when palliative or hospice support may be right
Preparing for and having difficult conversations with loved ones
Navigating the medical system and speaking up for your needs and wishes
Planning ahead: anticipating care needs, finding financial resources, and leaning on family, friends, and community
Planning for final wishes
Consultation isn't medical, legal, or financial advice. I help you work out what to ask and who to ask.
Options and pricing
Single consultation: $175 for 60 minutes. Need more time? Add 30 minutes for $90.
Package A: $395
Initial consultation, 60 minutes
2 scheduled follow-up consultations, 45 minutes each
Package B: $775
Initial consultation, 60 minutes
Up to 4 scheduled follow-up consultations, 45 minutes each
Every option includes handouts and resources as needed. Consultation is private pay and isn't billed through insurance. Consultations are held online by video for people in Washington and Oregon.
Ongoing emotional and grief support
If you'd like ongoing support for what you're feeling, individual therapy sessions run 50 to 60 minutes. You can use your in-network insurance benefit, or pay $150 per session out of pocket. Please visit Individual Therapy for more information.
Contact
Asking for help is hard. Reach out and we'll talk about what you and your family need.