DEATHCARE DEFINED

Many of us have been raised to believe that death is something we are to fear. We avoid conversations about death and dying, many grieve in solitude when a loved one passes on, and many others feel a lonely isolation when facing their mortality and with no one to confide in. Deathcare opens a doorway for honoring not only how we want to die, but also to revere how we may have lived and reflect on what we have learned throughout our lives. As your death doulos, we can find a number of meaningful ways to do all of that and more together.

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VIRTUAL CONSULTATIONS

USD$ Fee per hour or hour packages available, no minimum

This is a service available to anyone wherever they may live. Virtual connections will allow us to simply talk, explore, and even uncover your true feelings with respect to death, dying, and/or grieving. Whether you are facing your own end-of-life journey or you have a loved one who is and you need your own space to process, these sessions are ideal for you.

Sessions are offered in 30-minute, 60-minute, or 90-minute durations. Associated fees will be shared on our introductory call.

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DEATH COMPANIONSHIP

USD$ Hour Packages Available, minimum of 5 hours

Companionship may take various forms during the dying process. It may begin as respite care for busy and burned out caregivers, progress to meaningful time spent talking, reflecting, or simply sitting quietly together, and conclude with the mindful shepherding of the dying person to the hereafter. Flexibility is crucial with companionship and when balanced, can be a tremendous asset for a family in need of practical, emotional, and spiritual support.

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CARING PREPARATIONS

Portal Access: $250.00

I have written and organized a small library of simple checklists that are framed under the pillars of Your Choices, Your Terms, and Your Vision. This document portal is meant to serve useful guides for your particular death preparation needs. Guidance for Medical, Legal, and Financial Directives, Practical Preparations, and more with additional supplemental material for unique scenarios of sudden death, death of parents with minor children, dying with terminal illness, etc.

This portal is offered as a resource center only and is not intended to serve as legal counsel or medical advice.