Grace Companion & End of Life Care
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How I Would Want My Loved One To Be Taken Care Of
How I Would Want My Loved One To Be Taken Care Of
When Things Change Suddenly, I’m Here
Illness, dementia, and end-of-life can bring unexpected turns, and sometimes, care is needed right away. Whether you're facing a sudden decline, a new diagnosis, or a shift in what your loved one needs day to day, I can step in quickly to offer calm, compassionate support.
From helping families process what’s happening to providing hands-on care and guidance, I bring presence and peace of mind when things feel overwhelming.
My Mission
My Mission
I offer thoughtful support through the tender transitions of aging, illness, and end-of-life. Dignity, comfort, and grief care, I help ensure no one is left to face these moments alone.
Supporting individuals and families through life's most delicate transitions from aging in place to navigating a new diagnosis and end of life care. With a focus on dignity, comfort and education, I assist with care planning, home support, and grief care, ensuring no one walks this path alone.
I Care Every Day In Every Way
I Care Every Day In Every Way
At Grace Companion and End-of-Life Care, all are welcome, regardless of social condition, cultural background, gender identity, sexual orientation, or spiritual beliefs. I care with respect and compassion, meeting each person exactly where they are, and walking beside them with warmth and understanding.
I offer non-medical home support for those who are aging in place, and emotional, practical, and spiritual care for individuals and families facing grief or end-of-life transitions. Whether it’s companionship, respite relief, legacy work, or simply being a steady presence, my support is always heart-centered and deeply personal.
My care is both practical and intuitive, from helping with daily routines to advocating for comfort or simply holding space when emotions run deep. Every step of the way, I’m here to support you and your loved one, honouring the life, the story, and the sacredness of this time.
The end of life deserves as much beauty, care and respect as the beginning - Anonymous
My Core Values
My Core Values
Compassion: I meet every person and family with warmth, empathy, and kindness, no matter where they are on the path.
Dignity: I believe every individual deserves to be honoured, respected, and cared for as a whole person.
Presence: I offer steady, mindful support, showing up fully in each moment, whether quiet or chaotic, joyful or painful.
Flexibility: I recognize that needs can shift quickly. I respond with adaptability, calm, and practical care.
No One Should Grieve Alone
No One Should Grieve Alone
At Grace Companion Care, we have the compassion and training needed to support you or your loved ones when they need it most.
My Services
My Services
Bedside Support
Bedside Support
A calm, compassionate presence at the bedside, offering peace, comfort, and emotional support to the dying and their loved ones during the final stages of life. I hold space with empathy and respect during this sacred transition.
Your Legacy
Your Legacy
Legacy work offers the opportunity for a meaningful life review, creating lasting memories and expressions of love that can be cherished by your loved ones for years to come.
Practical Support
Practical Support
Offering respite and practical support by assisting with everyday tasks, giving caregivers a much-needed break and the chance to recharge while ensuring their loved ones are cared for.
Grief Support
Grief Support
Support doesn’t end at death. I provide compassionate grief care for families from the moment of diagnosis through the weeks, months, and even years following loss, helping navigate sorrow, remembrance, and healing.
Advanced Care Planning
Advanced Care Planning
Offering respite and practical support by assisting with everyday tasks, giving caregivers a much-needed break and the chance to recharge while ensuring their loved ones are cared for.
Vigiling
Vigiling
I provide support in creating a meaningful and sacred personal experience for the dying and their loved ones, offering peace, comfort, and connection during this profound time.
Pet Loss & Grief Support
Pet Loss & Grief Support
The bond we share with our animal companions is deep and enduring. As someone who has experienced the profound heartbreak of losing a beloved pet, I offer a compassionate space for those navigating anticipatory grief and the deep sorrow that can follow the loss of a furry family member. Whether you're preparing for a pet’s transition or mourning their passing, I’m here to honor that relationship, hold space for your grief, and support you in remembering the love that never leaves.
About Me....
About Me....
My name is Marsha Seixeiro. I’m a proud mom of two wonderful kids, wife to my best friend of nearly 20 years, and an animal lover living on a small hobby farm with our pets and extended family.
With over 23 years in client-focused roles across corporate and service-based environments, I have always been drawn to supporting others. In recent years, after walking alongside my father through his end-of-life journey, I felt a deep calling to care for individuals and families navigating similar paths. This personal experience, combined with my lifelong passion for service, led me to pursue meaningful work in end-of-life care. It’s an honour to walk with others during such sacred moments, offering compassion, dignity, and presence.
Because They Deserve Gentle, Respectful Care
Because They Deserve Gentle, Respectful Care
When someone you love is aging or approaching the end of life, you want to know they’ll be treated with kindness, patience, and respect. I offer the kind of care I would want for my own family- attentive, compassionate, and deeply human.
Whether it’s supporting someone aging at home or walking alongside a family through the final days of a loved one’s life, my focus is always on comfort, dignity, and presence. This work is personal to me. It’s rooted in empathy, experience, and a deep belief that every person deserves to be seen, heard, and honored, especially during these sacred moments.
Certifications and Accreditations
Certifications and Accreditations
End of Live Doula Program - Douglas College
Thanatology Certificate, Durham College, April 2025
Palliative Care Certificate- In progress, Durham College, anticipated completion: December 2025
Canadian Red Cross; Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Certified
Canadian Red Cross; Psychological First Aid- Caring For Others Certificate.
Vulnerable Sector Check-Negative Dated March 7th, 2024
Doulagivers Institute; Level 1 End of Life Doula and Family Caregiver Training
McMaster: Caregiving Essentials Certificate
Canadian Red Cross; First Aid for Opioid Poisoning Certificate
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