About Holly

I began caring for seniors in an Alzheimer's unit at 16, where I learned that caregiving is as much about tending to the heart as to the body. I witnessed families losing pieces of someone they loved, and I felt honored to be a steady presence in that tender space. Over the years, I've become someone who listens deeply, notices the quiet shifts, and moves gently toward whatever brings comfort and dignity. Caring for my grandmother after her hip fracture showed me how sacred this work can be, and parenting my autistic son taught me patience that lives in my bones. Now that all 5 children are grown and living independently, I'm returning to the work that has always felt like home -- offering warmth, steadiness, and compassion to someone who needs a soft place to land.