Our Mission
We believe preparing for death is an act of care. Creating spaces to ponder life after death on a spiritual, physical and mental level as well as practical planning, we believe we can lessen confusion, reduce the burden on those who survive us, and create more room for love, remembrance, and meaningful connection.
Our mission is to make planning for the end of life more human, accessible, intentional. Because preparing for the end is one way we care for the people we leave behind.
We provide compassionate education, practical guidance, and meaningful support for individuals and families navigating estate planning and end-of-life care. Through honest conversation, thoughtful preparation, and storytelling, we help people articulate what matters to them, document their wishes, and create a clear roadmap for the people they love.
What Heirloom Offers
Our hybrid events & workshops walk you step-by-step through care choices, support networks, medical thresholds, and final arrangements in a warm, welcoming group setting. Gain the tools, knowledge, and space you need to make empowered choices that reflect your true values.
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Moving estate planning away from rigid legal paperwork and turning it into a human-centered, supportive experience.
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Helping clients move past procrastination and overwhelm so they and their loved ones can experience peace of mind.
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Empowering individuals to articulate their values, identity, care choices, and personal stories, ensuring their wishes are honored and their stories are preserved.
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Transforming end-of-life preparation into an act of love and clarity for survivors, easing the long road ahead for families.
Meet britt
I am a Death Doula and End-of-Life Educator. My work centers on helping people become more informed, prepared, and intentional about the end of life.
I specialize in VSED with a team of death doulas local to Settle, WA. My role is not to tell you how to live, how to die, or what you should believe. I create space for you to explore those questions for yourself, while offering education, structure, resources, and compassionate support along the way. Because death belongs in the conversations and not just when it’s most urgent to a circumstance.
I believe wellbeing extends beyond what can be treated in a hospital or documented in a chart. My work creates space for the human parts of care via preparation, autonomy, connection, storytelling, and the choices that shape how we live, die, and are remembered.
We are all becoming someone’s memory. May we have the courage to make our lives and our leaving meaningful.
Death Doula &
End of Life Educator
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