Being involved in someone’s care in any capacity as they near the end of their life is a privilege I never take for granted.

We’re all just walking each other home.

Ram Dass, Spiritual Teacher

Receive help:

• Understanding the usual signs and symptoms of someone nearing the end of life
• Grief support before or after someone dies
• Planning and executing a legacy project to leave your mark on the world
• Organizing and fulfilling “bucket list” wishes and adventures
• Planning and communicating your healthcare wishes for end of life
• Learning about funeral options and going with you to make arrangements
• Writing obituaries
• General counseling, grief support or just emotional support around end-of-life, dying or a death
• Communicating with funeral homes or cemeteries to make arrangements
• Hiring extra caregivers or support agencies (like hospice) as end of life approaches