Tree of Life Health Consultant, LLC

04/13/2026

Change is coming.

Over the next few weeks, I am digging in—doing the work both inside and out.

It is time for me to show up for myself with the same grace, respect, belief, and passionate advocacy I so freely give to others.

Like this horizon—steady, unfolding, and full of promise—I am trusting what is ahead, even when I cannot yet see it clearly.

If you are in a season like this too—quietly doing the work, even when no one sees it—I see you. You are not alone.

04/08/2026

What an honor to have been asked to work alongside such an amazing group of like minded colleagues. Please take advantage of this free offering.

PsychArmor is proud to announce that Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits are now available for the course Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life: Healthcare Provider.

Today, there are more than 9 million Veterans in the United States over the age of 65, and that number continues to grow. Healthcare providers across hospice, palliative care, primary care, behavioral health, and community health settings are increasingly caring for Veterans and their families through serious illness, end of life, and grief. Yet many providers report they have never received training on military culture, Veteran experiences, or how service, trauma, and identity can influence end-of-life care.

The Caring for Veterans Through the End of Life learning collection was developed to help close this gap and to provide healthcare professionals with practical, culturally responsive, and compassionate approaches to caring for Veterans and their caregivers during one of the most important times in life.

This collection was developed with Dr. Qwynn Galloway-Salazar serving as Lead Advisor and creator of the collection, alongside a team of expert Trusted Advisors: Stephanie L Andrews, LMSW, Danielle Applegate, Erin Collins, MN RN CHPN, Larry Hetu-Robert, M.Div., Ashely Johnson, Elizabeth Johnson, Elena Prendergast, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, ACHPN, and Karen Wyatt, MD., helping bring together clinical insight, lived experience, and community-based perspectives to better support Veterans and their families through serious illness, end of life, and grief.

The addition of CME credits represents an important step in continuing to equip healthcare professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to care for those who have served our country with dignity, understanding, and compassion.

We encourage healthcare organizations, hospices, hospitals, and training programs to share this course with their staff and clinical teams as part of their ongoing professional development and Veteran-centered care training.

Learn more and access the course here:
https://hubs.la/Q049W42T0

03/20/2026

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It is important for caregivers to protect themselves and their loved ones from injury

03/20/2026

What an honor to have worked on this project alongside such distinguished colleagues in palliative care. Please join us for this inaugural event!
April 17 & 18 in Fort Lauderdale FL

03/19/2026

How are you doing?
Most caregivers don’t get asked or even know how to answer that question.

Join us for the webinar:
Caring Deeply Without Losing Yourself
March 24 at 7pm EST via ZOOM

Registration link in the comments

03/18/2026

If you have ever felt this way while caring for someone you love, you are not alone.

Join us on March 24 for a free caregiving webinar via zoom

Caring Deeply Without Losing Yourself

Registration link in the comments

Please comment below: What is something about caregiving that people rarely talk about?

03/18/2026

Caregivers are not supposed to feel resentment.
But many do.

You can love someone deeply and still grieve what caregiving has changed in your life.

Resentment does not make you unkind.
It makes you human.

And sometimes it is simply a signal that you need support too. 🤍

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03/12/2026

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03/03/2026

Attention colleagues.

I am honored and excited to announce that I will be speaking at the Inaugural Care Beyond Cure: Primary Palliative Care Conference, presented by DNPs of Color.

This two-day experience will bring together expert speakers, practical skill-building sessions, and meaningful dialogue focused on advancing primary palliative care in real and transformative ways.

📅 April 17–18, 2026
📍 Renaissance Fort Lauderdale West Hotel, Fort Lauderdale, FL
🎯 Theme: Reimagining Primary Palliative Care Through Culture, Connection, and Collective Healing

Registration Options

✨ Early Bird Pricing (available through March 31, 2026)
• DOCs Member: $75
• General Public: $149
• Students: FREE

General registration remains open through April 10, 2026.

If you are passionate about expanding access to high-quality primary palliative care and strengthening your skills through culturally responsive practice, this conference is for you.

🔗 Register here:

https://www.dnpsofcolor.org/2026-palliative-conference/ #

I hope to see you there.

02/27/2026

Wake up.
Thoughts racing.
So much to do.

Not feeling rested.
The isolation.
The guilt.
The pressure.
The unknown.

For many caregivers, this isn’t occasional.
It’s daily life.

If this sounds familiar, please hear this:
You are not the only one carrying this weight.

There is a way to care deeply
without losing yourself in the process.

Join me for Caring Deeply Without Losing Yourself
🗓 March 24
🕖 7 PM EST

Registration link in the comments.

Registration page for Caregiver webinar Caring Deeply Without Losing Yourself

02/24/2026

If you took away my laptop, my credentials, and my title, I would still practice palliative care. Because to me educating, supporting, and advocating for quality of life especially during serious illness and end of life is my mission.

That is why I sharpen my assessment skills.
Why I have learned to listen so that others feel heard.
To pause and let the words land and emotions settle
To help families understand.
To make hard conversations clearer.
To remind others to breathe…

You are not alone.
I have been there and I see you.