I believe in price transparency when it comes to deathwork. End of life is a time when expenses mount for all income brackets—and they accumulate in lockstep with evolving grief and diminishing capacity. As we move farther along death’s spectrum, we can find ourselves with less access to the rational, organized, practical thinking that we would typically use to guide us in selecting the support we wish to receive. Grief and trauma can dramatically lessen our ability to conduct business as usual, taking our logical selves offline as we focus our energy on our emotional and spiritual bodies. We often simply lack the time and composure needed to track down, record, and compare rates through multiple phone calls and emails.

Honoring this, I present my pricing structure here for greater ease in gathering the information you need to make the choices that work best for you. I do not offer a sliding scale, as I feel that introduces a burden of ascertaining financial need that can be uncomfortable at best for all involved; instead, my rates allow me to both continue to offer my services as a volunteer with three different hospice programs as well as to take on one pro bono client per year in my private practice. I am also open to conversations around barter.

Prepaid packages left partially unspent due to death may be refunded, used for bereavement support, donated to an individual of one’s choosing, or reserved by the Night Rose in its “Pay It Forward” fund, which expands my capacity to serve those who are severely under-resourced. Please feel encouraged to open a conversation no matter your means.