$125 per month

A steady, supportive relationship for planners, early diagnosis or long-term illness.

Includes:

• One monthly 60-minute meeting (virtual or phone)

• Email or text support between sessions

• Guidance with:

  • Values clarification and end-of-life wishes

  • Advance care planning and next steps

  • Emotional processing and reflection

• Curated resources and referrals

• Light legacy work (story prompts, letters, meaning-making)

For those who want emotional support and thoughtful planning without frequent visits.

$400 per month

Consistent support as needs become more present or complex.

Includes:

• Weekly or bi-weekly visits (virtual or in-person; ~4–6 hours/month)

• Priority phone/text access

• Support with:

  • Advance directives and medical decision preparation

  • Family communication and shared understanding

  • Life review, legacy projects, and memory-making

  • Emotional support for clients and caregivers

• Flexible use of time as needs shift

For those wanting regular connection and hands-on guidance.

$1000 per month

Ongoing, reliable presence during active illness progression or hospice care.

Includes:

• 8–12 hours per month of combined in-person and virtual support

• Regular bedside companionship and vigil sitting

• On-call emotional support during periods of change

• Deep support with:

  • Vigil planning and end-of-life wishes

  • Rituals, legacy work, and meaning-making

  • Education around the dying process

  • Emotional support for loved ones

• Grief Support following death

• Funeral/Memorial Organizing

For consistent, wrap-around support through the final chapter.

$1,500

Focused presence during the final days or hours of life.

Vigil sitting is offered for individuals and families who want continuous, compassionate presence during active dying. 

This offering includes:

• Up to 18 hours of bedside presence, typically spread over 1–4 days (flexible based on need)

• Emotional and practical support for the dying person

• Gentle support for loved ones present

• Calm, grounded presence during changes or transitions

• Support with comfort measures (non-medical)

• Education and reassurance about the dying process

• Quiet companionship—conversation, silence, or simply being there