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Carly Anderson R.N., CT, NIC
End-of-Life-Doula , Grief & Bereavement Doula, Nurse, R.N.
8630 Knollway Ct
Fishers, IN 46038
p: 317-657-6545
carly@bridgeandbloomco.comCredentials
Student Interns
Does Not Accept Insurance
About Carly Anderson
Carly Anderson is a registered nurse, end-of-life educator, and consultant specializing in communication, grief, and decision-making in emotionally complex situations. Her work is shaped by a unique combination of clinical healthcare experience and more than 15 years as a nationally certified ASL interpreter, where she has worked in high-stakes medical and personal environments requiring clarity, neutrality, and deep presence.
Across these roles, Carly has developed a strong ability to recognize patterns in human response, including how people process information, navigate uncertainty, and make decisions under pressure. She is particularly interested in the intersection of communication, emotional regulation, and systems-level stress, both for individuals and professionals.
Carly’s approach is grounded, practical, and relational. She is known for creating spaces where people feel steady enough to think clearly, reflect honestly, and engage with difficult topics without overwhelm. Her work draws from trauma-informed principles and focuses on supporting both individuals and professionals in navigating grief, end-of-life experiences, and complex care dynamics.
She is the founder of Bridge & Bloom, where she provides education, consultation, and structured reflective tools for professionals and communities seeking more sustainable ways to engage in high-pressure, emotionally demanding work.
UVM End-of-Life Doula
Certified Thanatologist
Nationally Certified ASL Interpreter (NIC)
Pharmacy Tehnician (CPhT)
Carly provides education, consultation, and supportive guidance for individuals, families, and professionals navigating emotionally complex situations. Her services focus on improving communication, increasing clarity in decision-making, and supporting emotional regulation in high-stress environments.
Services include:
End-of-life and advance care planning support
Guidance with values-based decision-making, goals of care conversations, and preparation for future healthcare needs.
Grief and anticipatory grief support
Education and space for processing loss, change, and transitions related to illness, caregiving, and life events.
Healthcare communication support
Helping individuals and families prepare for and navigate complex medical conversations with greater confidence and clarity.
Professional consultation and reflective practice
Support for healthcare teams, interpreters, and other professionals working in high-pressure roles to process experiences, reduce burnout, and build sustainable capacity.
Workshops and community education
Training on topics such as grief literacy, trauma-informed communication, and navigating emotionally complex situations in professional and community settings.
Carly’s approach is practical, structured, and grounded in real-world experience. She does not provide psychotherapy, diagnosis, or medical treatment, but works alongside existing care teams to enhance understanding, communication, and support.
End-of-Life/Terminal Diagnoses
American Sign Language