Mindy Drossner, LCSW, CEOLD

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For nearly three decades, I have walked alongside older adults and their families through the tender and often complex experiences of aging, illness, caregiving, grief, and the end of life. My work is rooted in the belief that even during life’s most difficult seasons, there is still profound capacity for meaning, connection, dignity, healing, and moments of deep peace.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with many years in hospice care, I have supported individuals and families through a wide range of emotional, practical, relational, and spiritual challenges. Some relationships are brief and centered around a particular transition or crisis, while others unfold over many years as needs evolve and deeper trust is built over time.

My approach blends compassionate presence with practical guidance and thoughtful care planning. I support individuals and families navigating chronic illness, caregiving stress, anticipatory grief, changing living situations, serious diagnoses, and end-of-life experiences. I also help people engage in meaningful conversations about values, wishes, fears, forgiveness, legacy, and what matters most.

Before my hospice work, I served in leadership and social service roles within a respected Continuing Care Retirement Community in the Philadelphia area, where I gained extensive experience supporting older adults across many levels of care. These experiences deepened my understanding of both the emotional, financial and logistical realities that individuals and families often face while navigating aging and serious illness.

In addition to being a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I am certified as an End-of-Life Doula, Elder Care Doula, and Advance Care Planning Consultant. I am also a lifelong student of meditation, yoga, music, and healing practices that support emotional and spiritual well-being. When welcomed, I thoughtfully incorporate these elements into my work to help create greater grounding, connection, and peace.

It is a true privilege to accompany individuals and families through sacred and vulnerable moments of life. I continue to feel deeply honored by the trust people place in me to witness their stories, support their journeys, and walk beside them with compassion and care.

I live in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania with my husband, our children, and our cavapoo pup.