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Relieve the Burden of End-of-Life Planning

When the administrative tasks, legal hurdles, and emotional challenges of planning a farewell feel overwhelming, I provide compassionate, step-by-step support—so you can focus on honoring a life with dignity.

Understanding Your Challenges

Planning for the end of life can be daunting, especially if you’re new to this territory. Many of my clients share these concerns.

  • Overwhelm & Uncertainty: Endless paperwork, legal requirements, and difficult decisions can leave you feeling paralyzed.
  • Family Dynamics: Potential conflict and scattered communication can intensify the stress during a vulnerable time.
  • Isolation: Without a robust support network—especially if you’re not in the same area—the process can feel even more overwhelming.
  • Emotional Weight: The stigma and fear around discussing death can cause feelings of shame or inaction.

How I Help

You don’t have to do this alone.
I’m here to lighten the burden.

  • Practical Guidance: I manage tasks like transferring bills, communicating with healthcare providers, and organizing estate documents—so you’re not left to face the details alone.
  • Emotional & Spiritual Support: I provide a safe, judgment-free space for discussing your fears, wishes, and the rituals that will truly honor your loved one’s life.
  • Tailored, Step-by-Step Planning: Together we’ll create “Your End-of-Life Roadmap”—a personalized, living document that evolves with your needs.

Our Service Packages

Here’s what support can look like, with starting prices to help guide you. Every journey is different, so we’ll tailor the details to fit your needs.

Personalized Planning

End-of-Life Roadmap

  • An in-depth exploration of your final wishes
  • Organization of legal, personal, and/or financial affairs
  • A legacy plan that reflects your values and dreams

Perfect for those looking to organize their end-of-life wishes with peace of mind.

starting at $2,997*

Personalized Planning +

Peaceful Dying

  • Includes End-of-Life Roadmap
  • Communication of your emotional, physical, and spiritual wishes to your loved ones
  • Stage the environment for your comfort
  • 2-days of Sacred Space Vigil, holding space as your transition

Created for individuals desiring a meaningful, serene, and supported final experience.

starting at $5,997*

Personalized Planning + Peaceful dying +

Complete Positive Transition

  • Includes End-of-Life Roadmap & Peaceful Dying
  • Post-mortem arrangements aligned to your wishes
  • Coordinating the Funeral Service or Celebration of Life
  • Creating a family Ritual of Remembrance for loved ones

Ideal for those seeking full support to ensure peace and comfort for both themselves and their loved ones.

starting at $8,997*

*Fees for cremation, casket/burial or cemetery/mausoleum are not included.

Our Process

1

Initial Contact

Share your story and needs through our inquiry form, email, or phone.

2

Consultation

Meet with MollieShea, in person, via phone, or over videochat, to discuss your needs and establish a genuine connection.

3

Customized Proposal

Receive a detailed, living document outlining your tailored action plan and recommendations.

4

Implementation & Follow-up

Enjoy ongoing guidance as your plan adapts to new needs.

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Speaking & Events

I also offer unique, brief lecture-style presentations—think “like a TED talk”—explaining how our culture has become disconnected from death. My talks reconnect you to ancient, sacred practices, explain alternative options you may not know about, and invite you to discuss death and dying in a safe, reflective space. Whether it’s a small “death cafe” over coffee and cake or a 30–45 minute interactive lecture with a Q&A, each session is tailored to spark honest conversation.

A diverse group gathered indoors for an engaging discussion session.

Additional Options

“Dear One’s Dialogue”

Facilitated 90-minute session for your primary or immediate care team to gather and share concerns and anything that is weighing on them.
$100

“Constructive Conversation”

Facilitated 90-minute session for all involved with decision making to gather for problem solving and strategizing solutions.
$100

“Roadmap Runthrough”

Guided 60-minute one-on-one OR group time to complete your End-of-Life Roadmap
$100

Two 45-minute follow-up consultations included with each above option, if needed.

Individual assessment and action plan updates

30-minutes
$35.00

Frequently Asked Questions

A: Yes, it is. In 1984 the FTC made a rule that gives Americans freedom of choice and the power to conduct family funerals at home. There are some limitations, regulations and laws to follow but it is possible. You can care for your person just as our ancestors did before the invention of the funeral industry.

A: Neither. I have a commitment with Wash U to donate my body to the school and if for some reason that doesn’t happen( institutions can reject a body for different reasons) then I have already paid to be aquamated by Hughes funeral home. 

A: Water cremation is alkaline hydrolysis. The body is broken down into a liquid and you are left with the same material as fire cremation but using less energy and causing less pollution.

A: The law does allow for designated cemetery plots on private property. There are rules and regulations that must be followed pertaining to the environmental impact and upkeep of such burial grounds. Each county has their own set of requirements such as distance from neighboring property lines, distance of water sources and legacy accessibility.

A: Embalming is a way of temporarily preserving a body and it is not dangerous or violent. In some cases it is necessary and other times it’s not needed but it has been the popular choice of Americans for the last 150 years. 

A: Eco-friendly, without embalming, biodegradable container, https://www.greenburialcouncil.org/ 
https://globalgreenburialalliance.net/

Did you know…

💡 It is legal in all 50 states to have a home funeral service, in some states, you may need a funeral director present.

💡 It is legal in all 50 states to make or use your own casket.

💡 It is legal in all 50 states to bring your person home after death. Embalming is not a requirement in most circumstances, cremated remains are able to be mailed through the USPS or transported via plane in a carry-on or checked bag.

💡 It is legal in all 50 states to transport your deceased loved one yourself ( there are some legal rules and regulations to be followed).

💡 You only need to buy the funeral arrangements you want. You have the right to buy separate goods and do not have to accept a package that may include items you don’t want. 

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