Hi, I'm Hannah.

I work with communities and institutions to transform how we understand illness, loss, and legacy — and what it means to accompany one another through life's transitions.

I believe everyone deserves dignity, care, and accurate information to make sense of their health and lives.

What I Do

  • I advise institutions on how to design programs, develop strategies, and shape policies that improve access to evidence-based, culturally competent care. Learn more.

  • I support individuals and families navigating illness, grief, and the end of life — emotionally, practically, and within complex medical systems. Learn more.

  • I work with people to preserve their stories, memories, and legacies through life review, ethical wills, and recorded testimonies. Learn more.

My Approach

My approach is interdisciplinary and shaped by years of practice, study, and deep immersion across fields. I draw from medical anthropology, narrative medicine, palliative and hospice care, oral history, public health, epidemiology, functional medicine, and the doula tradition.

Credentials

  • Master's degree in International Development (Global Health Concentration)

  • Bachelor's degrees in International Development & Social Change/ Women's & Gender Studies

  • Palliative Care Doula Program, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

  • Inclusive Death Care Training, International End of Life Doula Association (INELDA)

  • Cancer Doula & Patient Advocate Program, International Doula Life Movement Institute