Deathhorn’s Services

Deathhorn also works with other death doulas and community organizations to assist in:

Advanced care planning support such as clarifying and advocating for wishes, communicate desires with loved ones and medical teams.

Bereavement support such as short-term follow-up, resource referrals, and connecting to grief counselors or support groups.

A death doula (deathwalker, death midwife, end-of-life doula) offers emotional, spiritual, and logistical support to a person and/or their loved ones as they near the end of life.

Deathhorn offers the following services regarding this life transition:

  • Conversational and educational events centered on death, dying, and grief practices in Western modern life. Conversations and advocacy primarily focus on mortality and grief for children and young adults or for healthy individuals aiming to prepare with the end in mind.

  • Emotional presence and companionship for the individual during illness, dying, and for loved ones after death.

  • Practical household aid including death cleaning.

All Deathhorn services are tailored to individual needs and can be provided in homes, hospitals, hospice settings, or even remotely. Prices can be found below.

Most Common Services:


Providing resources and opportunities to assist in educating oneself or others on grief, the dying process, and general bereavement. This includes crafting a bundle of local resources in the above in San Antonio, advocacy and outreach, and crafting book bundles.

Companionship

Sharing space - physically and emotionally - for yourself and/or your loved one(s) as the dying process occurs or after the final breath. Here to listen, to be a shoulder to cry on, to be a still presence, and to relieve some of the psychological burden regarding the end of life.

Educational Support

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Conversational Groups

Bringing conversations about death, dying, and grief to the forefront of our modern lives through thoughtful events. Events include journaling workshops, Death Café facilitation, or a book club centered on mortality.

Pricing

All Deathhorn services are tailored to individual needs and can be provided in homes, hospitals, hospice settings, or even remotely.

“We end up with institutions that address any number of societal goals—from freeing up hospital beds to taking burdens off families’ hands to coping with poverty among the elderly—but never the goal that matters to the people who reside in them: how to make life worth living when we’re weak and frail and can’t fend for ourselves anymore.” -Atul Gawande from Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End