This is something that absolutely everyone can benefit from doing. A Pre-planning Session, which includes a PDF of our custom Art of Dying binder, gives you the opportuity to ask questions and get clarification on particular topics such as:

Legal
(all necessary paperwork)
Logistics
(information about you, your assets, etc.)
Celebration
(things to consider throughout your life)
Comfort & Care
(how to create a supportive environment)
Final Bow
(how to honor your death)

Our Support Sessions offer an open, non-judgemental space where you can ask questions, process, discuss ideas, and/or create a path forward for various situations:

Did you or a loved one receive a life-limiting diagnosis and you want help with next steps?

Are you a caretaker in need of resources and/or assistance?

Are you contemplating your mortality?

Do you just need someone
to talk to?

Supporting a loved one at the end of life, and honoring them after death, isn’t exclusive to humans.

The Rainbow Connection is your opportunity to plan the best end-of-life experience for your pet. From creating memories to exploring and discussing care options, this session will inform you on how to comfort, assist, and celebrate your animal companion through death and beyond.

This includes information on euthanasia and disposition of remains.

We would be honored to provide additional support during the active dying process. While maintaining a safe, comforting environment, we can assist loved ones who want to participate in this sacred time and/or give them a reprieve.

We serve as a complement to the hospice team and will be additional bedside support in the home, hospital, or facility.

Preemptively discussing end-of-life plans can be intimidating to do on your own. Why not gather some of your people and do it together? Our Pre-planning Party is intended for a group (3-10 people) that would like to cover the basics on how to best prepare themselves for the end-of-life. We’ll provide everyone with a PDF of our Art of Dying Binder.

We always appreciate the opportunity to speak to hospice teams, facility employees, nursing students and/or any interested community about the role of a death doula, the dying process, and how to support people in being prepared for the end of their life.