We all want to make a mark and create something that will live on after we leave this world. The opportunity to do that with intention is the idea of a thoughtful legacy.

From sending letters to writing memoirs, from organizing fundraisers to recording video journals, from potting plants to creating memory boxes, legacy projects can be small and intimate or large and collaborative… In what way will you continue to share what you have loved with the people you love after you have gone?

There is no such thing as one good death. But while each person holds their own unique vision of how they would write their own end, there are often commonalities, i.e. 80% of Americans say they would prefer to die at home, although only 25% actually do.

Let’s explore and plan for the good end that you envision for yourself or your loved one.

A doula is someone who serves. An end-of-life doula, or “death doula,” serves as a lighthouse in a time that can often feel dark, scary, and unfamiliar.

We may hold your hand or hold your dog’s leash. We may take notes or communicate wishes. We may record memories or organize rituals…

Always, we hold a safe compassionate space. Always, we hear your voice and we help protect your choice.