The things that we need in our final days are not always the same as what we need at other times of our life. I am happy to meet with a dying person and their support team to help coordinate things such as:

Comfort care measures; legacy projects; creating a bedside vigil schedule; final messages or tasks that the dying person wants to do; end-of-life preparation

Caregiving is hard work even when it’s an act of love. You also deserve to receive care during this life-changing time. I enjoy serving caregivers through tasks focused on their wellness such as:

Setting up a meal or chore train to give you more time to rest or be with your person; crafting realistic and pleasurable self-care routines; helping process grief and final conversations

Often when someone is dying, people want to show they care but either don’t know how or they are worried that they’ll “over-step” in some way. Inviting extended members of a community to help at the end-of-life can be an immense comfort for the dying person, caregivers and those they consider family. Collaborating with the dying person and caregivers, I can help expand the circle of care through things like:

Setting up a phone tree for when the death has occurred; source help from the community for things like child or pet care; tap people to run needed errands; create ways for folx in your life to share memories, encouragements and love

Full-Spectrum Care Package for Adults: $1500

Includes: a complimentary initial visit (virtual or in-person); weekly visits (virtual or in-person) to provide emotional, relational and logistical support leading up to the death; unlimited calls/texts/emails; bedside vigil (in-person presence during the final few days of life); in-person presence on the day of death or the day after; 2 postmortem visits (the first usually in the week after the death and the second 6-12 months after the death)

Distance Support Package: $750

Includes: a complimentary initial visit (virtual); a 90 minutes End-of-Life planning session; weekly or bi-weekly virtual visits to provide emotional, relational and logistical support leading up to the death; unlimited calls/texts/emails; grief care package (US clients only); 2 postmortem visits (the first usually in the week after the death and the second 6-12 months after the death)

Care Package for Children and Young Adults (anyone under the age of 21): $500

Includes: the same offerings in a full-spectrum or distance support package for adults but customized to provide family-centered care for a dying child or young adult and their closest relatives (however a family defines this)

If you are interested in Death Support but finances are an obstacle, please contact Neshia to talk about payment plans or sliding scale options. Everyone deserves compassionate support.