what if the end were the most beautiful part? 

we help you (re)define your ending.

You’ve probably briefly envisioned yourself aging — and then immediately pushed it to the back of your mind.

You’ve probably quietly hoped that it’s not painful, or that it’s not messy, or that your death comes and goes quickly.

Most American families don’t plan for aging or dying. They wait. They hope. And then they scramble.

The result? Heartbreak layered with burnout. Confusion mixed with grief. A thousand little decisions that no one feels ready to make, leaving no one happy with the outcome.

But it doesn’t have to be this way.

We help you map the road ahead — so that when you start to slow down, you and your family aren’t lost in overwhelm. You’re ready.

what we offer

  • aging life design

    Remember how you fought with your own parents when it was time to take the car keys away? Do it differently — by planning for it.

    We help you define your priorities and goals for aging, map a path forward, and begin building towards a final chapter you can dream about.

  • navigating care transitions

    Aging comes with shifts — some welcome, some not. We all know the options for aging aren’t great in America — but they’re even worse when they hit unexpectedly.

    Whether you're navigating care, downsizing, or simply adjusting to new rhythms, we help you understand your options so you can keep living on your terms.

  • deathbed planning and doula support

    We help you prepare: practically, emotionally, spiritually. Whether you're years away or face-to-face with your end, we walk with you through honest conversations, brave decisions, and peaceful goodbyes — until your final breath.

more about our services

  • re·prise (noun): a powerful return to what matters most — lived louder, deeper, and more freely than ever before.

    In music, a reprise is the return of a theme — familiar, but transformed.
    In life, it’s the final chapter lived with intention. Not a quiet ending, but a crescendo. A chance to gather all you’ve been, and become even more. It’s a conscious return to your core, where clarity replaces urgency and presence becomes the point.

    A reprise is not about winding down.
    It’s about rising up — one last, beautiful time.