Services

There’s no time like the present to gather the stories, insights, and moments you want to pass on. With gentle support, these reflections become meaningful gifts your loved ones can return to again and again.
For example: Life reviews • Letters • Photo projects • Audio reflections

Keep their story alive. Through guided reflection, creative projects, and simple rituals, you can carry your connection forward in a loving and intentional way.
For example: Keepsakes • Rituals • Memory books • Acts of meaning-making

At a traditional funeral, we often say, “I wish they could hear this.” A living funeral makes that possible. It allows you to be present — to receive the love, feel the impact of your life, and share your own reflections. In that shared space, everyone has the opportunity to experience deep peace, connection, and a sense of meaningful closure.

Be remembered in a way that feels true to who you are. A celebration of life can be shaped to reflect your story, your values and preferences, and the relationships that defined your world. Planning in advance becomes a powerful act of love — giving your family clarity, easing their burden, and allowing them to focus on connection, not logistics.

Some moments ask to be acknowledged, even years after a loss. Ceremony allows those tender dates — anniversaries, milestones, and moments held in the heart — to be met with intention. A personalized ritual can honor your bond and create space for remembrance, healing, and connection.

Engage in judgment-free conversations about death, dying, and your end-of-life options. Receive clear, unbiased guidance about the Death wtih Dignity Act, Medical Aid in Dying (MAID), Voluntarily Stopping Eating and Drinking (VSED), body disposition options (different burials and cremations), home funerals, green funerals, and the resources available in your community.

Caregiving is a demanding role, and no one is meant to do it alone. Taking breaks is essential for your wellbeing and your ability to show up with presence and compassion. Respite care provides you the space to rest, reset, and return to your loved one with renewed strength.

Be empowered to create plans that reflect your values and wishes — including Advance Healthcare Directives, POLST forms, and personalized end-of-life plans. Receive support navigating difficult conversations and gain peace of mind knowing your choices will be understood and respected.

Ideally, the dying time is a sensory experience that brings comfort and ease. Vigil planning helps shape an environment rooted in your values and wishes, supporting the atmosphere you hope for at the end of life. Bedside facilitation offers calm, grounding presence as the transition unfolds.

Grief is the natural response to a significant loss — love, transformed. It can take many forms, including anticipatory, delayed, complicated, or cumulative grief. Support focuses on helping you carry what feels heavy through invitations, tools, deep listening, and compassionate presence, with referrals to specialists when deeper care is needed.

Reiki and grounding practices help reduce anxiety, support emotional regulation, and create a deep sense of rest. Sessions may include energetic healing, guided visualization, meditation, or gentle somatic techniques to cultivate calm and comfort.