
Featuring a Presence-Based, Natural Approach to Comfort
Deeply-rooted natural support for those in times of stress, illness, aging, dying, grief
Natural practices to help settle the body to create space for ease and comfort

Care Offerings
Powerful practices of natural, wholistic, integrative care that are designed to bring comfort—where peace and ease can be experienced.
Individualized care according to the preference and needs of each person at each encounter.

Jacki Mann
Practitioner . Doula . Nurse


Essential Ease Practitioner
End-of-Life Doula
Certified Hospice & Palliative Care Nurse
Home Funeral Guide
Living & Dying Coach
Certified Grief Coach
Jacki has had diverse experience that brings breadth and depth to her care.
Drawing from over 30 years of home care and hospice nursing, as well as, more than a decade of training and experience in complementary and alternative therapies, she brings a deeply human approach- one shaped by presence, compassion, and a lifelong calling to care.
Jacki's work with the dying and their loved ones have been an incredible blessing, for they have served to help her become viscerally aware of the frailty of life and the sanctity of dying and death.
The dying have been her teacher- about death and life.
Her care is love in action. Jacki finds her work humbling, deeply awe-inspiring, and a blessing in every way.
What does a session look like?
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An Intake Form is required prior to first session. (see Getting Started)
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The client'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 upon the identified needs, requests made 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 time of service is 20 minutes and assumes an additional 10 minutes for arrival, set-up and departure.
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For additional questions and information, see FAQs page
Who may benefit from these services?
There are nearly unlimited possibilities 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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and more...

I can't begin to thank you enough for your services. You gave your time, caring touch to my mom and support to me during her difficult death. I saw your heart in your care and that provided comfort to both of us. I'm deeply grateful.
- Sally P.
Family member
Your were able to get my dad comfortable when the nurses couldn't. He felt comforted by your loving touch and presence. And the essential oils were wonderful!
-Kate R.
Family member
I am so very grateful for you holding space and helping me to navigate the tender and practical places of my mom's end of life.
I'm sure what you've shared will be with me for a long time.






