The Sacred Passage Center

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The Sacred Passage Center

Company Intro：

We provide end of life support services to the dying and their loved ones. We are like an extension of hospice, with a focus more on the "sacred" aspects of dying than the clinical. <br><br>Some of what we offer:<br>*Help people plan and carry out their version of a "good death" (what they'd like to see, hear, feel, smell, etc. during their death)<br>*Life meaning and legacy projects; exploring life meaning, finding closure on this life, tangible legacy projects that are passed on to loved ones <br>*End of life doulas<br>*Bedside vigils<br>*Medication-free pain management<br>*Family mediation<br>*Grief counseling<br>*Ceremonies & rituals (such as special ceremonies during active dying period, washing of the body by the family members after death, etc.) <br>*Respite<br>*Art therapy<br>*Music therapy<br>*Patient advocacy

Instructions：

Some words that come to mind when I envision the logo:<br>Gentle<br>Comforting<br>Nurturing<br>Healing<br>Supportive<br><br>The logo may have a more spiritual feel to it than medical. If there's a way for the logo to abstractly convey a passage, as occurs with death (without being overly obvious, such as a tunnel with a light at the end) that might be interesting...if it comes about organically during your design of it. <br><br>On the flip side of that, I don't think I want the logo to be overly cute or "flowery". It should still convey a professional feel.<br><br>I'd like to avoid a logo that looks cold or depressing in nature.<br><br>Also, our company is located in a California beach town, so the ocean etc. is a part of our local culture (but it doesn't by any means need to be included in the logo...just offering a feel of the client base).<br><br>These are all just my thoughts, not requirements by any means. I defer to your design judgment. :)<br>Please contact me if I can answer any questions or clarify further.

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