Visits occur at home, in the hospital, or in a nursing/assisted living facility. Offering non-denominational spiritual support
A death doula is one who assists an individual and their family through the transition of death, just as a birth midwife assists the baby and the mother through the transition of birth.
A vigil is a period of time, usually 1 -3 days, when the body is laying in honor while family and friends visit to pay their respects and say goodbye.
This includes viewing and burial, basic service fees, transporting remains to a funeral home, a casket, and other preparation.
The significant difference with a home funeral is that you are able to stay in control of the process.
Washing, dressing the body and rearranging/moving with care and respect.
Allows family the option to watch as their loved one is cremated
We provide end-of-life pain management and care for companion animals so they may continue to live their lives as fully as possible within the comfort of their own homes.
With direct cremation or burial, there are no ceremonial services involved.
Emphasizes simplicity and environmental sustainability. The body is neither cremated nor prepared with chemicals such as embalming fluids.
Rituals and ceremonies help to give meaning to death and separation from loved one.
A natural burial does not use embalming fluid, a casket, or a burial vault. A shroud is a long piece of natural material that is wrapped around a body after it has been prepared for burial
Projects or activities you do to honor the life of your loved one, to interact with the things they loved physically, and to share them with the world.
Assisting families and individuals in the dying process through spiritual, psychological and community support before and after death.
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