Overview of services
Below is a brief overview of my services. For more detailed information, please keep scrolling further down this page.
Advocacy and education - contact me to schedule a presentation to your community / group
Assistance with end of life planning
Provision of support
Support in the event of a sudden death
Detailed list of services
Provision of general information regarding documentation eg. Wills, Advanced Care Planning, Enduring Guardian Information, Power of Attorney.
Assisting with the creation of your “bucket list”
Linking in with other services to ensure needs are being met
Gathering your support crew and coordinating support from family and friends
Facilitation and support of family / loved ones’ relationships
Accompanying you or your loved one to medical appointments.
Liaising with medical professionals to ensure clarity of understanding
Sourcing support for carers – eg. providing respite for carers, linking to carer support services
Memory-making and legacy creation
Assisting with funeral planning
Holding vigils
Provision of home-based death information and assistance with planning for a home-based death (where desired and possible)
Provision of information regarding care of the body after death (where desired and possible)
Assistance in the event of a sudden death - see further details here
Assistance de-cluttering and / or clearing in the event of down-sizing and / or death.
Pricing
Hourly services start from $75 per hour, and economical packages are available (e.g. five hours, 10 hours).
The best option for you will be offered in our free, introductory chat.
Services and Pricing
The best service I can provide for you is time. By engaging my services, you will free up your time.
Time to visit with your loved one
Time to complete items on your bucket list
Time to reminisce
Time to create memories
Time to love
…. just time.
In the event of a sudden death, I share knowledge, provide options and relieve you of many administrative tasks, this will provide you with time to be with loved ones and grieve.
Acknowledgement to Mike Labrum for the above photo.