Services

  • End-of-life companionship

    Emotionally supportive presence during the final stages of life

    Caring companionship for both the individual and their loved ones

    Respite Care for family members well-being

  • personalized care planning

    Assistance in creating and executing personalized end-of-life plans

    Guidance on expressing wishes, preferences, and finding comfort in decision-making

  • Legacy Projects

    Facilitation of legacy projects to capture and preserve memories

    Support in leaving behind a meaningful and lasting impact

  • family support & counseling

    Emotional support and counseling for both the individual and their family

    Open and honest conversations to navigate grief and loss

    Aftercare for grief guidance and mentorship

  • Rituals & Ceremonies

    Collaboration on meaningful rituals and ceremonies

    Guidance on incorporating spiritual practices and cultural traditions

  • Modalities for comfort & healing

    Guided Imagery and Visualization

    Guided Breath Work Practices

    Gentle Reiki Energy Work for Relief and Comfort

  • educational workshops

    Workshops on end-of-life planning, grief, and legacy

    Resources to empower individuals and families with knowledge and understanding

testimonials

"I can't express enough gratitude for the support Eli provided to our family. He was instrumental in helping us understand and honor our Mother. His calming presence and ability to facilitate open communication among our family members was invaluable. Eli held space of comfort and reassurance during the entire process."- Billie Petty

FAQs

How is a Death Guide different from Hospice Care?

While hospice care focuses on medical needs, a death guide provides non-medical, holistic support. Death doulas and guides focus on emotional and spiritual well-being, helping individuals and families embrace the process of dying with dignity and grace.

When is the right time to engage a death guide?

It's never too early to engage a death guide. Ideally, individuals and families should consider reaching out when they receive a terminal diagnosis or when they start contemplating end-of-life plans.

do death guides only work with those facing imminent death?

No, death guides and doulas can provide support at any stage of life. They assist not only those facing imminent death but also individuals with chronic illnesses, the elderly, and anyone seeking guidance on end-of-life matters.

how can a death guide help with grief and loss?

Death guides and doulas offer compassionate support throughout the grieving process. They provide a safe space for individuals to express their emotions, share memories, and find healing during the challenging time following a loved one's passing.

is the presence of a death guide religious or spiritual in nature?

While death guides and doulas can support individuals in a way that aligns with their religious or spiritual beliefs, their primary focus is on providing holistic and individualized support, respecting the diverse backgrounds and perspectives of their clients.

how do i find a qualified death guide?

You can find a qualified death guide or doula through professional organizations, referrals from healthcare providers, or online directories. It's essential to choose someone with appropriate experience, and a compatible approach fitting your families specific needs.