Who Am I?

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Sophie Foran, LCSW, LCDC
There are very few people who truly understand life transitions — not just clinically, but humanly. I am one of them.

I didn't come to this work from a boardroom. I started on the ground, as a social worker, sitting with patients and families in their hardest moments. Over the next decade, I worked my way through nearly many roles in hospice care — ultimately leading an organization as its Administrator. I have seen this world from every angle, and I have walked alongside hundreds of families through one of life's most profound and difficult passages.

Most people facing a terminal diagnosis, or watching a loved one near the end of life, feel completely alone. They don't know what to expect. They don't know what questions to ask. They don't know what "a good death" even looks like — or that it's possible. I do. And I have spent my entire career making sure families don't have to figure it out without support.

My background in geriatrics and social work gives me a rare dual fluency: I understand both the medical realities of aging and dying, and the emotional and relational weight that families carry. I cut through the confusion of healthcare systems, help families make decisions they can feel at peace with, and ensure that the person at the center of it all is treated with dignity and intention.

If you are facing life transition or end of life — your own or someone you love — I am here, and there is no one more prepared to walk that road with you.

I’m passionate about empowering families with the knowledge and resources they need to make confident, informed decisions. Whether it’s long-term care planning, advocating for better healthcare services, or simply being a source of emotional support during difficult times, I’m here to walk with you every step of the way.

If you are seeking assistance in navigating the complex landscape of life transitions, I am here to support you and your family with empathy, expertise, in a nonjudgmental way.