A Map for the Moment You’re In
Whether you’re anticipating change or already in it, these offerings meet you wherever you are.
When you’re planning ahead
You don’t have to wait for a crisis to start thinking about what matters most.
Whether you're preparing for your own death, supporting a loved one, or simply getting things in order, these offerings create clarity and meaning before things become urgent.
End-of-Life Planning
This offering helps you name what matters most, prepare loved ones, and make the practical arrangements that bring things into alignment - emotionally and logistically.
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A guided 90-minute session to articulate what matters most to you — how you want to be cared for, what you want people to know, as well as review the steps to take to fill out your Advance Directive, write a will, and build your estate plan. Documented in a packet that you can give to family or your care team.
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A structured two-hour session to inventory what's in place and what still needs attention — from advance directives and healthcare proxies to digital accounts, funeral preferences, wills, and who holds what paperwork. You leave with a clear picture of what's done and a prioritized list of next steps.
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At the Bedside
Support for the most intense moments - focused presence and calm practical care when someone is dying.
Bedside Doula Support
When you're sitting vigil, facing fear, or trying to stay steady in the unknown, this offering provides a steady presence and thoughtful, attuned help and guidance.
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A quiet, steady presence at the bedside when death is near and words are no longer necessary. You don't have to keep watch alone.
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Gentle conversation with the dying person about what they're facing, what they've lived, and the legacy they're leaving behind.
*Please note: Sessions are peer-led support, not therapy, and are not a substitute for licensed mental health care.
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Caregiver Support
Caring for a dying person is one of the most loving things you can do — and one of the most exhausting. Caregiver Support is here to make sure you have what you need to keep going, so you can be present for the person you love without running on empty.
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An extra pair of hands for daily tasks, errands, and non-medical needs — or simply someone to sit with your person so you can step away and get other things done (or just breathe).
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A dedicated space to offload what you're carrying — the stress, the fear, the grief that's already arriving. No agenda, just room to say it out loud.
*Please note: Sessions are peer-led support, not therapy, and are not a substitute for licensed mental health care.
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After Loss
Offerings for Executors of an Estate to help support you with administrative tasks and milestones.
Offerings for grieving people - to help you process, remember, and reorient.
Estate Executor Coaching
If you’ve been named executor and feel unsure where to start, this provides step-by-step support to help you move through the process with confidence and clarity.
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A single two-hour session to get you oriented and organized. We'll assess where things stand, build a plan for tackling the estate on your own, and I'll share spreadsheets and tools to help you move forward. Includes one 30-minute follow-up to make sure you're on track.
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Four to eight sessions of ongoing coaching — as many as your situation requires — to guide you through the entire process from start to finish. You won't have to figure out what comes next alone.
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Memorial Storytelling
When someone dies, stories can slip away so easily. This offering helps capture those memories with care - creating a lasting keepsake that honors who someone was and what they meant to the people who loved them. These projects can happen while someone is still living, so they can be part of it too.
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A collaborative audio or video project that gathers voices from the decedent's community — friends, family, anyone who wants to contribute a memory or story. The final product can be a simple recording of stories strung together, or a more produced short documentary (5–10 minutes) that weaves in photos and video. A keepsake to keep, share, and return to.
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A curated photo gallery or slideshow created for a memorial service or gathering — a visual tribute to a life, ready to share.
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Not every life fits the same format. If you have a different vision for how to honor someone — a piece of writing, a community art project, something else entirely — we can build it together.
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Grief Navigation
Grief doesn't follow a schedule or a rulebook. Grief Navigation offers compassionate support for those moving through loss — helping you find your footing when the ground feels uncertain, and giving grief the time and space it deserves.
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Individual one-hour sessions that meet you where you are, drawing on listening, creative writing, ritual and meaning-making to help you work with your grief rather than around it.
*Please note: Grief Navigation offerings are peer-led support, not therapy, and are not a substitute for licensed mental health care.
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A facilitated group gathering held online for community members to learn about grief, share what they're carrying, and witness each other in it. Grounded in the “Five Gates of Grief “ as described by author, Francis Weller, the session includes a short educational piece, optional journaling, uninterrupted sharing time, and a closing somatic exercise to help you settle before you go. For groups up to five people.
*Please note: Grief Navigation offerings are peer-led support, not therapy, and are not a substitute for licensed mental health care.
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A collaborative, outdoor gathering to give grief somewhere to go. We'll work together to identify a ritual that feels right for your community — ideally in a place that held meaning for the person you lost — and create a shared experience of active grieving.
*Please note: Grief Navigation offerings are peer-led support, not therapy, and are not a substitute for licensed mental health care.
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How Pricing Works
I offer personalized packages based on what’s most supportive for you. That might mean a single in-depth session, a series of planning consults, or more involved care over time. Therefore, I offer custom pricing based on your needs — with transparency, accessibility, and clarity at the center. You’ll always know what to expect before anything begins.
I offer a free intro call so we can talk about what you're navigating and see what kind of support would feel most useful. From there, I’ll suggest a tailored scope and pricing. Sliding scale rates are available, and I’m always happy to talk through options. Reach out anytime to talk more.
If something here speaks to you - or if you're unsure where to begin - you're welcome to reach out for a short introductory call to explore fit and next steps.