Nature of Content & Offerings

1. Nature of Services

SoulTymes provides educational information, reflective guidance, and optional one-time conversations or speaking engagements related to end-of-life awareness.
All information shared is for educational and informational purposes only and does not replace medical care, legal advice, or psychotherapy.
I do not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. Individuals should consult qualified professionals for medical, legal, or financial matters.

2. Engagement & Fees

Any private conversations or speaking engagements are scheduled in advance.
Fees for private conversations are provided in advance and are currently $95 per session. These conversations are intended to provide clarity, language, and perspective—not ongoing support.
All offerings are one-time or limited in nature and do not constitute ongoing care or service agreements.

3. Confidentiality

Any personal information shared through communication or conversation is treated with care and kept private, except where disclosure is required by law.

4. Communication

You may contact SoulTymes by email or through the website. Private phone conversations are available by scheduling or return call.

5. Limitation of Liability

SoulTymes and Elaine Miles are not responsible for decisions made based on information provided through this website or conversations.
All content and communication are intended for educational and informational purposes only.
SoulTymes does not provide ongoing end-of-life doula care, in-home services, or medical support.

Preparing for Conversation

Before Having the Conversation

These questions can help guide your conversation and clarify what kind of support feels most meaningful.

• What kind of support do I feel I need most right now (emotional, spiritual, practical, or companionship)?

• What experiences or beliefs shape the way I think about dying, death, or grief?

• What kind of presence helps me feel safe and supported?

• Who do I want included in my circle of care?

• What boundaries or sensitivities feel important for others to understand?

• What would help me feel most at peace in the days or weeks ahead?

• How might my family or loved ones benefit from additional support?

• Are there fears, hopes, or values I’d like to share that could help guide decisions or care?

What is a Circle of Care?

A Circle of Care is the compassionate community that surrounds a person and their loved ones with presence, comfort, and dignity through life’s final chapter.

It doesn’t have to be large. Even one or two people, showing up with care and steadiness, can create a circle that feels whole.