216 Delano Street


Integrative Services

The Art of Sacred, Natural Comfort Care
The foundation of this model of care begins with the belief that every person is a sacred child of God- whole in mind, body, soul. These aspects are honored and held in reverence- whether in life or in the sacred passage of dying. Services are guided by compassion of heart and the golden rule, geared towards meeting the unique needs of each person.

Components of Care
Powerful practices of natural, wholistic, integrative care that are designed to bring comfort—where peace and repose can be experienced

Sacred Touch
Beginning with an intentional blessing, hands of the SC Companion may rest softly on person's hands, arms, or forehead—fostering warmth, connection, comfort and peace as it soothes and calms the mind, body & soul.

Essential Oils
Therapeutic-grade essential oils are used according to preference and specific needs, offering restorative benefits, as gentle strokes are applied to hands, arms or forehead or offered as diffusion.Provides a powerful experience.when combined with Sacred Touch.

Music
Reaching beyond words, into the depths of memory, emotion and spirit—never more so than in life's most tender moments. Music meets one where they are, relieving pain and suffering, inviting presence and connection.

Relaxation | Deep Breathing
Guided practices open a space for calm presence and gentle renewal amid fear, pain, anxiety, suffering and grief. Within this stillness, moments of comfort and refuge may be discovered.

Positioning for Comfort
Discovering the rest and repose possible using supportive positioning to relieve pain and discomfort and invite relaxation and deep sleep.

Ritual & Prayer
Inviting the Divine—the transcendent—into times of suffering, pain, fear, death and grief. Offering comfort, meaning and a sacred structure for processing emotions amid uncertainty and distress.
What does a session look like?
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The Evaluation will be conducted at place of residence or at location of preference. Participant's needs are evaluated at the beginning of each session and the plan of care is individualized based on those needs.
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The modalities (oils, music, etc) used during the session will be based on the identified needs, requests and established goals.
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The length of the session varies based upon the identified needs, the modalities used and whether the service is for an individual or group.
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The average session (per person) is 20-30 minutes.
Who may benefit from these services?
Nearly unlimited possiblities for those who might benefit from these services:
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Hospice patients & staff
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Hospitals staff & patients
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Retreat participants
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Company employees
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High school & college students
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Church staff and members
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and more
Examples of locations and venues where services may be provided:
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Hospices
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Hospitals
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Retreats
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Counseling
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Grief care
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Assisted Living Facilities
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Nursing Facilities
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Memory Care Units
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Prisons
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Disaster Relief Programs
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Veterinarian/animal caregivers
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Nursing Programs
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and more...
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Circle of Life 2023