Welcome to "all seasons of life"

End-of-Life Care

• End-of-life planning - help you create a plan that will honor & respect your wishes.
• Offer spiritual, emotional, and physical support.
• Work with you on Legacy projects to bless your loved ones and work out unfinished business.
• Offer education, compassionate listening, and support to the patient, their family, friends, and support persons.
• Creating a comfortable environment.
• Keep those you wish informed as needed.
• Support you in communicating your plans to your family and friends.
• As a companion to you and your loved ones as you embark on this new journey.
• We will completely support you and your wishes.
• If desired, we will sit vigil during the last hours.
• Advocate for you with doctors, nurses, hospice, and family/caregivers.
• Offer options for after-death plans - ceremonies, rituals, vigils.
• Follow-up bereavement care for your family, loved ones, and support persons.

Life Planning Services

• Advanced care plans/directives
• Living will
• MPOA
• FPOA vs. springing FPOAs
• Choosing a person you can trust
• Explaining POLST vs. DNR.
• Are family members a good choice?
• When to change your POAs.
• What happens after death?
• Disposition of remains - what options - what does my religion dictate?
• Explaining options such as VSED and MAID
• What is an EOL Doula?
• Organization for emergencies.
• Planning ahead for your . . . children, spouse, animals, home . . . 
• Securing the future of your work and/or businesses.
• Creating plans for your "digital" life.

To help alleviate stress and misunderstandings that may occur, an E.O.L. Doula offers compassionate non-medical support to the patient and their family.  Offering guidance, resources, and advocacy, an E.O.L. Doula can act as a liaison between the dying, their family, and medical, legal, spiritual, hospice, friends, and caregivers.

• The first 30-minute, informational phone consultation is free. 
• We can then meet in person, or through Zoom/FaceTime and discuss hourly or packaged services.
• Distance support is also availavle.

Yes! We are happy to meet with groups.! A 2-hour meeting allows each attendee to make decisions that will bring them peace of mind while helping them understand how to protect their future. To ensure that each attendee leaves with a fully completed document during a group meeting, we request you have a notary on hand. 

Any legal Adult - 18 years old and above, needs an advanced care plan. Accidents happen. To assure that YOU (not the State or some random doctor) will decide what happens if you are incapacitated, a valid ACP can protect your rights. 

Parents should encourage their young adult children to protect themselves with an advanced care plan - once a child reaches 18, a parent may no longer have the option of speaking on their child's behalf - even in a life-threatening emergency.