End-of-Life SupportIn Person on PEI
Virtual Across Canada & the U.S.

Guidance through goodbyes.

Planning ahead, steady company through illness and dying, and support for everything that comes after.

For myself or my family
For my organization or workplace

Before. Beside. Beyond.

There is so much more to the end of life than the ending itself.

There are conversations to have, decisions to make, people to care for, and lives and stories worth remembering.

At Fare-Well Co., support isn’t limited to one moment or one experience. It’s about connection, continuity, and having good company along the way.

Whether you’re preparing for what lies ahead, going through illness and dying, living with a loss, preserving someone’s story, or helping others better understand grief, there’s a place for you here.

Before

Make room for what matters.

Planning ahead isn’t about expecting the worst. It’s about making thoughtful decisions while you have the time and space to make them.

From organizing important information and documenting your wishes to exploring what matters most, we’ll make the process feel less overwhelming and more manageable.

Plan ahead

Beside

Steady company when it matters most.

Serious illness and dying can bring unfamiliar decisions, difficult conversations, and more questions than answers.

You don’t have to face it all on your own. I offer compassionate, practical support for individuals and families, helping you understand your options, find your footing, and focus on what matters to you.

Find steady support

Beyond

There is much to sort out after a goodbye.

When someone dies, grief doesn’t arrive with instructions. Neither do the responsibilities, decisions, and details that often follow.

From executor guidance and grief support to honouring a life through meaningful tributes and keepsakes, I’m here to help you with what comes next, one step at a time.

Get help after a death

Who this is for.

  • You’re not waiting for a crisis. You want to plan now, while there’s time, so the people you love aren’t left guessing when it matters most.

  • The decisions ahead feel too big to manage alone, and you need someone steady beside you.

  • You’re carrying the weight of a parent’s decline, and you’re not sure what comes next.

  • You’ve been named executor, and now the weight of it is real. You want someone who understands both the grief and the paperwork.

  • You’re approaching the end of your own life, and you want to plan it on your own terms, with someone calm and present beside you.

  • It’s 2 a.m., and you’re lying awake, wondering how to honour the person you love when they’re gone.

  • Someone you care about is grieving, and you’re wondering what would actually help.

  • There are stories, memories, and pieces of a life you want to preserve.

  • You want to make conversations about death and grief easier in your family or community.

  • Your workplace wants to respond to bereavement with more understanding, and less uncertainty about what to say or do.

“Preparing to bury and honour my husband’s life brought some of my hardest days. Trish gave me the greatest gift by just knowing what needed to be done, and then doing it better than I could’ve imagined.”

TB, Covehead

A little about me.

I’m Trish, the person behind Fare-Well Co.

I believe the conversations we tend to avoid are often the ones that matter most.

My own experiences with loss have shaped how I think about planning ahead, caring for one another, and the many things we’re left to handle when someone dies.

They’ve also reinforced something I believe deeply: we can do a better job of preparing for death, supporting people when it comes, and making space for grief in our families, workplaces, and communities.

That’s why I created Fare-Well Co.

To bring together the practical and the personal. To make difficult conversations a little easier. And to offer thoughtful guidance before, during, and after life’s most significant goodbyes.

Get to Know Me

We can start wherever you are.

Maybe you’re planning ahead. Maybe something has changed, and you’re not sure what comes next. Or maybe you just want a little guidance.

Let’s have a conversation about what’s on your mind, what matters to you, and how I might be able to help.

Begin a Conversation

Complimentary 30-minute introductory conversation. No obligation.