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When we talk about a good death, we mean a death where fear and anxiety are replaced by connection and preparation. A death where life is honored, love is shared, and the dying have the support they need to live the end of life well.
At EcoLove Transitions, our team of end-of-life planners, educators, death doulas, and after-death care specialists help individuals, families, and communities talk about and prepare for meaningful end-of-life transitions.
Because dying is part of living, and every single one of us deserves a good death.Together, we can start to heal our culture’s broken relationship with dying and create end-of-life experiences that are full of compassion, connection, beauty, and love.
We walk alongside those preparing for death to provide clarity on options and possibilities, help untangle the necessary paperwork and preparation to honor your unique values and desires.
We are expert guides who lead our clients through understanding, documenting, and communicating their end-of-life wishes so in the event they are unable to speak for themselves their values and priorities can be honored by their medical team and loved ones. This service is a fully crafted, guided process using advanced technology.
We support the honoring process through helping create a lasting legacy project that invites friends and family of all ages to participate and celebrate the dying person’s life ensuring an impact long after his/her death. Theses projects can also be a very supportive tool to help the bereaved grieve.
We specialize in providing compassionate support during the end-of-life transition. Our services include personalized ceremonies and rituals to honor life and provide comfort. We offer emotional support and companionship through compassionate presence, ensuring individuals and families feel heard and understood. Additionally, we incorporate the use of plant medicines where permitted to support letting go and acceptance. Our team also provides specialized guidance and care for those choosing Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) or Voluntary Stop Eating and Drinking (VSED). We offer remote or in-person care tailored to individual beliefs and values, ensuring a meaningful and peaceful experience for all involved.
At our core, we believe in bringing deeper meaning and greater comfort to the dying and their family. Our services are designed to provide an experience filled with confidence, a sense of the sacred, and tender moments of love.
We specialize in crafting unique legacy projects and memorable living celebrations of life and funerals. It’s a sacred opportunity for those facing the end to bid farewell surrounded by love.
We help loved ones honor post-mortem bodies and complete the steps of after-death care for their departed. We also provide grief support, wisdom, and ritual as they enter a new phase of mourning.
We offer eco-friendly funeral services, including water cremation—a sustainable alternative that conserves resources by allowing the reuse or recycling of undamaged medical devices. This method not only lowers costs significantly compared to traditional ground burials but also eliminates harmful emissions associated with flame-based cremation, contributing to a cleaner environment and a more sustainable future. Our commitment to lower-energy cremation ensures that the byproducts are environmentally safe, non-toxic, and easily disposable, without causing harm to our planet.
Our grief support services provide compassionate guidance and understanding to individuals and families navigating the complexities of loss and bereavement. With a focus on holistic healing, plant medicine, and personalized care, we help you find solace, coping strategies, and a path towards emotional wellness during challenging times.
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We're dedicated to helping with end-of-life planning, providing compassionate dying support, and after-death care services.
Death is not the opposite of life,
but a part of it. ~ Haruki Murakami
