Vetted End-of-Life Guides in New York
Find trusted End-of-Life Guides in New York. Each provider has been verified by Autumn and offers a free consultation.

Lauren Seeley
Death Doula
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
Aromatherapy, Art Therapy, Dementia Care, Funeral Celebrant, Grief Movement, Home Funerals, Legacy Work, LGBTQ Allied, Rituals, Reiki
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn

Karen Asconi - Coming Home Together
Death Doula
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
Breathwork, Grief Specialist, Guided Imagery, Legacy Work, Meditation, Reiki, Rituals, Yoga Instructor, Aromatherapy, Grief Movement
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn

Sound and Memory
Death Doula
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
Legacy Work LGBTQ Allied Rituals
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn

Graceful Bridge
End of Life Planner
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
Breathwork, Meditation, Reiki, Rituals, Guided Imagery, Legacy Work
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn

Walking You Home
Death Doula
Saratoga Springs, NY Albany, NY Greater Upstate NY
Rituals Guided Imagery Legacy Work
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn

Kimberly Wylie
Death Doula
South Hempstead Greater Long Island Tri-State Area
Chaplain, Ordained Minister, Meditation, Rituals
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn

Marni Blank
Death Doula
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
Grief Specialist Legacy Work Rituals
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn

The Mourning Dove
Death Doula
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
Rituals, Meditation, Legacy Work, Home Funerals, Grief Specialist, Grief Movement, Funeral Celebrant, Dementia Care
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn

J Robin Moon
Death Doula
New York City Westchester & Long Island Tri-State Area
Grief Movement Legacy Work Rituals
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn
Brittany Elizebeth
Death Doula
Islip Greater Long Island Tri-State Area
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn
Rozanne Gold
Death Doula
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
End-of-Life Doula Services
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn
Misty Robleto
Death Doula
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
End-of-Life Doula Services
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn
Rev Kimberly Wylie
Death Doula
South Hempstead Greater Long Island Tri-State Area
Chaplain, Ordained Minister, LGBTQ Allied
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn
Another Path
Death Doula
Rochester Greater New York All 50 States (Virtually)
LGBTQ Allied, Meditation, Rituals
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn
Laney Gradus
Death Doula
New York City Tri-State Area All 50 States (Virtually)
Chaplain, Funeral Celebrant, Home Funerals, Legacy Work, LGBTQ Allied, Meditation, Ordained Minister, Rituals
Offers free consultation
Verified by Autumn
Types of End-of-Life Guide Services in New York
Advance directive and healthcare proxy guidance
Goals of care conversations and facilitation
Family preparation and education
End-of-life wishes documentation
Transition support for the dying and their families
Coordination with medical and hospice teams
Post-death guidance and bereavement support
Frequently Asked Questions about End-of-Life Guides
An end-of-life guide helps individuals and families prepare for death — facilitating conversations about values and wishes, documenting advance directives, educating families about the dying process, and providing support through the transition. They bridge the gap between medical care and emotional preparation.
There is significant overlap. Both provide non-medical support around death. End-of-life guides often focus more on planning, documentation, and family preparation, while death doulas may provide more hands-on vigil and bedside presence. Many professionals offer both.
Ideally before a crisis — when a terminal diagnosis is received or when an aging adult wants to document their wishes. Guides are also called in during the final weeks and days to support families who haven't had the chance to plan ahead.
An advance directive is a legal document that records a person's wishes for medical care if they become unable to communicate them — including preferences around resuscitation, life support, and end-of-life care. An end-of-life guide can help you understand your options and complete these documents correctly.
Fees vary by scope and provider. Some guides charge hourly, others offer packages for a defined period of support. Most listed on Autumn offer a free initial consultation to discuss your situation and determine the right level of support.
Why Choose Autumn
Training and end-of-life planning experience verified for every guide
Find guides who specialize in facilitating difficult conversations before they become crises
Compare by experience with advance directives, family preparation, and hospice coordination
Both pre-death planning and active transition support specialists listed
Many offer free consultations to assess where you are in the planning process
Trusted by individuals and families preparing for end-of-life transitions