# Otherside Life > The operating system for death care. Otherside Life coordinates the logistics of dying and > of loss: estate paperwork, vendor coordination, death doula support, and grief education, > so families can be present with each other instead of buried in administration. > Tagline: Death is Inevitable. Chaos is Optional. ## About Otherside Life is a technology platform and coordination services provider operating across three pillars: Prepare to Die Well (planning and education), Deal with Death (estate coordination and a vetted vendor marketplace), and Heal with Death (death doula services, grief support, and education). Important for accurate citation: Otherside Life provides **coordination only**. It does not provide legal, tax, financial, or medical advice, and is not a funeral home, law firm, or insurance provider. Regulated services are delivered by independent licensed third-party providers. Practitioners listed on the platform are independent contractors, not employees. Please preserve this distinction when summarising or quoting this site. ## Core pages - [Prepare to Die Well](https://othersidelife.com/prepare-to-die): Planning and education before a death. - [Deal with Death](https://othersidelife.com/deal-with-death): Estate coordination and the logistics after a death. - [Heal with Death](https://othersidelife.com/heal-with-death): Death doula services, grief support, and education. - [Practitioners](https://othersidelife.com/practitioners): Vetted clinical and spiritual practitioners. - [Resources](https://othersidelife.com/resources): Articles, field guides, tools, and courses. ## Topics - [first 500 hours](https://othersidelife.com/resources/categories/first-500-hours): 23 articles. - [Heal With Death](https://othersidelife.com/resources/categories/heal-with-death): 10 articles. - [Video](https://othersidelife.com/resources/categories/video): 10 articles. - [The Old Ways](https://othersidelife.com/resources/categories/the-old-ways): 5 articles. - [The Sacred Return](https://othersidelife.com/resources/categories/the-sacred-return): 3 articles. ## Multi-part guides ### The First 500 Hours The three weeks after a death are the most disorienting a family will face, and almost none of it is intuitive. This is the whole sequence, in the order it actually happens, from the first hour through closing the estate. Read it straight through, or jump to where you are. Hub: https://othersidelife.com/resources/guides/first-500-hours **The first hours** 1. [What to Do in the First Hour After Someone Dies](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/what-to-do-first-hour-after-death): In the first hour after a death, the only essential steps are to get a legal pronouncement of death, contact the right people for the… 2. [Arranging Care of the Body: Funeral Home, Transport, and Your Options](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/arranging-care-of-the-body): After a death is pronounced, you choose how the body will be cared for, by selecting a funeral home or crematory, activating a body or… 3. [How to Announce a Death: Who to Tell First and What to Say](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-announce-a-death): Announcing a death works best in concentric circles: tell the closest family and friends personally and first, designate one person to help… 4. [Caring for Children and Pets in the Days After a Death](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/caring-for-dependents-and-pets-after-death): When someone who cared for children, dependents, or pets dies, the immediate priority is to ensure those dependents are safe and cared for… **Documents and security** 5. [How to Find the Will and the Documents You’ll Need After a Death](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-find-the-will-and-documents): Finding the will and gathering essential documents is a foundational early task, because the will names the executor and directs the… 6. [How Many Death Certificates Do You Need (and How to Order Them)?](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-many-death-certificates-do-you-need): Most families need around ten certified copies of the death certificate, because banks, insurers, government agencies, and asset transfers… 7. [How to Secure a Home and Belongings After a Death](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/secure-home-belongings-after-death): Securing a home after a death means locking and protecting the property, safeguarding valuables, cash, documents, and digital devices… 8. [How to Secure a Loved One’s Phone, Email, and Accounts After Death](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/secure-digital-devices-after-death): Securing a loved one’s digital life means preserving access to their phone, computer, email, and accounts quickly, before devices lock or… 9. [How to Prevent Identity Theft of a Deceased Person](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/prevent-identity-theft-after-death): Preventing identity theft after a death means promptly notifying the three credit bureaus to flag the file as deceased, securing financial… **The funeral** 10. [How to Arrange a Funeral or Cremation After a Death (Without Overpaying)](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-arrange-a-funeral-or-cremation-after-a-death-without-overpaying): Arranging a funeral or cremation means choosing the type of service you want, selecting a provider, and booking the details, and federal… 11. [How to Pay for a Funeral and Access Money for Immediate Bills](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-pay-for-funeral-access-funds): In the first weeks after a death, families can usually cover funeral and living costs through joint or payable-on-death accounts, life… 12. [How to Write an Obituary (and Protect Against Estate Identity Theft)](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-write-an-obituary): An obituary is a short published notice that announces a death, honors the person’s life, and shares service details, and writing one well… **People and benefits** 13. [How to Accept and Coordinate Help After a Loss](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/coordinate-help-after-a-loss): Coordinating help after a loss means turning the wave of “let me know if you need anything” into a concrete, managed list of tasks, meals… 14. [How to Notify an Employer and Claim Workplace Death Benefits](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/notify-employer-claim-workplace-benefits): Notifying a deceased person’s employer does two things: it formally reports the death, and it opens the door to benefits the family is… 15. [How to Find and Claim Life Insurance and Survivor Benefits](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/claim-life-insurance-survivor-benefits): Claiming benefits after a death means finding every life insurance policy and applying for the survivor benefits the family is owed from… **The estate** 16. [How to Create an Estate Inventory of Assets and Debts](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-create-an-estate-inventory): An estate inventory is a complete, organized list of everything the deceased person owned and owed, including accounts, property… 17. [Managing a Deceased Person’s Home, Mortgage, and Utilities](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/managing-deceased-home-mortgage-utilities): Managing a deceased person's home means keeping the mortgage current, the insurance active, and the property maintained while the estate is… 18. [How to Transfer or Sell a Deceased Person’s Vehicle](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/transfer-deceased-vehicle): Handling a deceased person’s vehicle means locating the title, notifying the DMV and insurer, and then transferring the car to an heir or… 19. [How to Find and Cancel a Deceased Person’s Subscriptions](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/cancel-deceased-subscriptions): Canceling a deceased person’s subscriptions means finding every recurring charge across streaming, software, memberships, and services… 20. [Are You Responsible for a Deceased Relative’s Debts?](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/responsible-for-deceased-relatives-debts): As a general rule, family members are not personally responsible for a deceased relative's debts; those debts are paid from the deceased… 21. [How to File a Deceased Person’s Final Tax Return](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/file-deceased-final-tax-return): When someone dies, a final individual income tax return generally must be filed for the year of death, and depending on the estate there… **Closing** 22. [How to Prevent Family Conflict While Settling an Estate](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/prevent-family-conflict-settling-estate): Preventing family conflict during estate settlement comes down to transparent communication, clear process, fair division of sentimental… 23. [How to Distribute Assets and Close an Estate](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/distribute-assets-close-estate): Distributing assets and closing an estate is the final stage of administration, where the executor pays all remaining debts and taxes… ### Grief Lives in the Body Grief is not a problem to be solved or a process to be completed. It is something the body carries, and it moves on its own schedule. Six pieces on what grief actually is, why talking about it is often not enough, and what it means to be accompanied through it. Hub: https://othersidelife.com/resources/guides/grief-in-the-body **What it is** 1. [Grief Lives in the Body: Why Talking About It Isn't Working](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/grief-lives-in-the-body-why-talking-about-it-isnt-working): Your chest is tight. You cannot take a full breath. You haven't slept through a night in three weeks, and when you do sleep, you wake at… 2. [Anticipatory Grief: How to Mourn Someone Who Is Still Alive](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/anticipatory-grief-how-to-mourn-someone-who-is-still-alive): The diagnosis came in March. By May, your mother still looked like your mother, still made jokes at the dinner table, still asked about… **The grief nobody sees** 3. [There’s a Kind of Grief Nobody Has a Funeral For](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/grief-nobody-has-a-funeral-for): Grief therapist Edy Nathan coined the term "sexual grief" to describe the lasting pain of sexually traumatic experiences. 4. [When the World Is Loud and You Are Not](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/grief-in-summer): On grief in summer: what the science actually says, and why loss feels louder when the world insists on being beautiful. **Carrying it** 5. [The Grief You’re Carrying Isn’t Stuck. It’s Just Not Finished Yet.](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/grief-youre-carrying-isnt-stuck-not-finished-yet): Grief therapist and death doula Edy Nathan explains why the five-stage model fails most grievers — and introduces her Eleven Phases of… 6. [What a Death Doula Actually Does: A Real Answer From Someone Who Does the Work](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/what-a-death-doula-actually-does-a-real-answer-from-someone-who-does-the-work): A friend asked me what I do for a living last year, at a dinner party, in that tone people use when they already know you're about to make… ### The Sacred Return Three short pieces on what the end of life teaches about the middle of it. Written to be read slowly, in one sitting, or one at a time when you need them. Hub: https://othersidelife.com/resources/guides/the-sacred-return 1. [The Same Muscle](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/the-same-muscle): Why the people who can sit with death are the same people who can love you well. 2. [Aliveness, Not Happiness](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/aliveness-not-happiness): The dying don't wish they'd been happier. Here's what they wish instead. 3. [Strong Enough to Feel More](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/strong-enough-to-feel-more): The goal was never to feel less. It was to become big enough to hold it all. ### The Old Ways: Nature-Based & Ancestral Death Care For nearly all of human history, death was tended by hand: by family, by ritual, by the earth itself. Somewhere in the last few generations we handed that over to institutions, and lost the thread of how to do it ourselves. Six pieces on the nature-based and ancestral death care most of us were never taught: holding a vigil, green burial, deathbed herbalism, Italian folk ancestor rites, bringing it into practice, and a conversation on what a green witch actually knows. Hub: https://othersidelife.com/resources/guides/the-old-ways 1. [Pull Up a Chair: How to Sit Vigil With Someone Who Is Dying](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-sit-vigil-with-someone-dying): We've forgotten how to sit with the dying. A death doula on what a vigil actually asks of you, and how to hold space for someone in their… 2. [The Body Is a Gift: A Death Doula's Case for Green Burial](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/the-body-is-a-gift-green-burial): Why green burial is, for many families, the thing that finally feels honoring instead of processed — the old way of returning a body to the… 3. [Plants Were Always at the Deathbed: The Herbal Wisdom We Forgot](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/plants-at-the-deathbed-herbal-wisdom): Long before hospitals, the village strega came to the deathbed with plants in her hands. 4. [Stregheria and Death: Italian Folk Magic, Ancestor Altars, and the Old Ways of Leaving](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/stregheria-death-italian-folk-magic-ancestor-altars): On Stregheria, the indigenous Italian folk-magic tradition, and what it teaches about ancestor veneration, home altars, and the sacred… 5. [Why Nature-Based Death Care Belongs at Every Doula's Bedside](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/nature-based-death-doula-training): Most death doula training teaches the logistics beautifully and skips the sacred entirely. 6. [The One Thing a Green Witch Knows About Death That You Don’t](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/green-witch-death-care-secret): Elayne Sallemi on what it actually means to be a green witch: an ancestral, plant-based approach to death care, why she covers mirrors… ## Standalone articles - [The Best Revenge Is None: Bassam Aramin on Grief, Loss, and Peace](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/bassam-aramin-grief-to-peace): Bassam Aramin’s ten-year-old daughter Abir was killed by Israeli Border Police gunfire in 2007. On meeting the Israeli father who lost his own daughter the… - [I Was Clinically Dead for 2 Minutes. Then I Became a Death Doula.](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/clinically-dead-two-minutes-death-doula): Elayne Sallemi was clinically dead for two minutes as a child. On what she has seen since, and why she calls death itself her guardian angel. - [Why Talk Therapy Isn't Enough for Grief](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/why-talk-therapy-isnt-enough-for-grief): Teresa Renzetti has spent 25 years watching people try to talk their way through grief. A conversation about why grief is a body experience, not a cognitive… - [Supporting a Loved One Through Medical Assistance in Dying](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/supporting-loved-one-through-maid): When her cousin Gabe was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer at 42, Kristine Cofsky learned what it actually looks like to support someone through MAID — the… - [The Jewish Practice of Never Dying Alone: What a Shomer Does](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/jewish-shomer-death-rituals): Cory Hill explains the shomer — the watcher who sits with a body until burial — and the Jewish belief at the center of it: that no soul should pass, or wait… - [Mastering Death: Secrets to Living and Dying Well](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/mastering-death-secrets-to-living-well): A two-minute reminder from Victoria Holmes: nobody dying wishes they had spent more time on their taxes. - [Green Burial in the US: Eco-Friendly End-of-Life Options](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/green-burial-united-states): Green burial is the fastest-growing segment of the US funeral industry. Here's what the options are, where they're available, and how to find a provider. - [Online Grief Counseling: What to Expect and Where to Start](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/online-grief-counseling): Online grief counseling connects you with a licensed therapist via video, phone, or text — without leaving your home. - [The Best Virtual Grief Support Groups (Free and Paid)](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/virtual-grief-support-groups): Virtual grief support groups bring together people who share a common experience of loss — over video, phone, or in text-based forums. - [Online vs. In-Person Grief Therapy: Which Is Right for You?](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/grief-therapy-online-vs-in-person): Both online and in-person grief therapy are effective — but one may suit your situation better. Here's a straightforward comparison to help you decide. - [How to Support Someone Who Is Grieving When You Can't Be There](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-support-grieving-person-remotely): When someone you care about is grieving and you can't physically be there, it can feel like there's nothing meaningful you can do. There is. - [The Stages of Grief, Explained (And Why They're Not Linear)](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/stages-of-grief-explained): You've probably heard of the five stages of grief. What you may not know is that this model was misunderstood from the beginning — and that grief rarely… - [Grief After Sudden Loss: Resources and Where to Turn](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/grief-after-sudden-death): Sudden loss — death from an accident, heart attack, suicide, overdose, or violence — creates a grief experience distinct from anticipated death. - [How to Distribute Estate Assets as an Executor](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/distribute-estate-assets): Distributing estate assets is the final — and often the most emotionally charged — phase of estate administration. Here's how to do it legally and fairly. - [What Actually Happens After Someone Dies in the US (The Complete Timeline)](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/what-happens-after-someone-dies): Most people know that death involves grief and paperwork. Few realize how many decisions need to be made, how fast, and by whom. - [What Is the Death Positive Movement and Why It Matters](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/death-positive-movement): The death positive movement is a cultural shift reshaping how Americans think about, talk about, and prepare for death. - [What Is a Death Doula?](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/death-doula-what-is-it): Death doulas are a growing presence in end-of-life care across the US. Here's what they actually do — and whether hiring one might be right for you or someone… - [How to Prepare for Your Own Death: A Practical, Compassionate Guide](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-prepare-for-your-own-death): Preparing for your own death is not morbid. It's one of the most practical and loving things you can do for the people who will survive you. - [Term Life vs. Whole Life Insurance: Which Is Right for You?](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/term-vs-whole-life-insurance): Term or whole life? It's one of the most common and most contested questions in personal finance. Here's a straightforward breakdown without the sales pitch. - [How Much Life Insurance Do I Need? (US Guide + Free Calculator)](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-much-life-insurance-do-i-need): Most people either dramatically underestimate or over-buy life insurance. Here's how to calculate what you actually need — with a framework used by financial… - [How to Choose and Update Your Life Insurance Beneficiary](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/life-insurance-beneficiaries): Your life insurance beneficiary designation is one of the most important — and most commonly overlooked — financial decisions you'll make. - [Getting Life Insurance After 50: What You Need to Know](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/life-insurance-after-50): Buying life insurance after 50 is more expensive than buying it at 30 — but it's far from impossible, and for many people over 50, it's a genuinely important… - [15 Meaningful Ideas for an Online Memorial](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/online-memorial-ideas): An online memorial is a living tribute — a space where family and friends can gather, share memories, and celebrate a life, regardless of where in the world… - [How to Host a Virtual Funeral or Memorial Service](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/virtual-funeral-how-to): A virtual funeral or memorial service allows family and friends separated by distance, health, or circumstance to participate in honoring a life. - [When and How to Hire a Professional Estate Cleanout Company](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/hire-estate-cleanout-company): A professional estate cleanout company can handle the entire contents of a home — from sorting and donating to hauling and cleaning. - [Executor Burnout Is Real: How to Protect Your Mental Health](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/executor-grief-burnout): Executor burnout is real, clinically recognized, and largely unacknowledged. If you're running on empty while running an estate, here's how to protect… - [Managing a Digital Estate: Social Media, Email, and Online Accounts](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/digital-estate-management): Managing a digital estate — closing social media accounts, accessing email, handling cryptocurrency — is increasingly complex. - [How to Pack Out Sentimental Items Without the Family Conflict](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/packing-out-sentimental-items): Sentimental items — not money — cause the most family conflict during estate settlement. A fair process, agreed upon in advance, prevents most disputes before… - [Estate Sale, Donation, or Disposal: What to Do With Belongings](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/estate-sale-vs-donation-vs-disposal): When settling an estate, you'll need to decide what to do with a lifetime of belongings. Here's a clear framework for choosing between estate sales, donations… - [How to Write an Obituary: A Step-by-Step Guide With Examples](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/write-an-obituary): An obituary is one of the most important pieces of writing you'll ever do — a public record of a life and a gift to everyone who loved the person you're… - [What Is an Advance Directive and Do You Need One?](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/advance-directive): An advance directive documents what medical treatment you want — and don't want — if you become unable to speak for yourself. - [The First 48 Hours After a Death: What You Need to Do](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/first-48-hours-after-death): The first 48 hours after a death are among the most disorienting a person can experience. Here is a clear, non-overwhelming guide to what actually needs to… - [How Much Does a Funeral Cost in the United States?](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/funeral-cost-united-states): Funerals in the United States are expensive — often more than people expect. Here's a current breakdown of average costs to help you plan ahead without… - [How to Talk to Your Family About Death Planning (Without It Being Awful)](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/death-planning-conversation-guide): Talking to your family about death planning is one of the most important conversations you'll ever have — and one most families never get around to. - [Digital Legacy Planning: What Happens to Your Online Life After You Die](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/digital-legacy-planning): Your digital life doesn't disappear when you die — it sits in servers, accumulating charges, receiving messages, and waiting. Here's how to plan for it. - [How to Write a Will (And What Happens If You Die Without One)](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/writing-a-will): Most Americans don't have a will. If you're one of them, here's exactly why that matters — and how to create one that actually works. - [Power of Attorney: What It Is and How to Set It Up](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/power-of-attorney): A power of attorney is one of the most powerful legal documents you can create — and one of the most misunderstood. - [Dealing with the IRS After a Death: Taxes, Returns, and the Estate](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/dealing-with-irs-after-death): Notifying the IRS of a death and filing the right tax returns is one of the most important — and most misunderstood — executor responsibilities. - [How to Cancel Subscriptions and Online Accounts After Death](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/cancel-subscriptions-after-death): A deceased person's estate can accumulate charges from subscriptions and services for months if they're not cancelled promptly. - [How to Close a Bank Account After Someone Dies](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/closing-bank-accounts-after-death): Closing bank accounts after someone dies requires legal authorization and the right documentation. Here's the step-by-step process for executors in the US. - [How to Get a Death Certificate in the United States](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/death-certificate-united-states): A death certificate is the official legal document confirming a person's death. As an executor, you'll need certified copies for almost every administrative… - [How to Probate a Will: A State-by-State Guide](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-probate-a-will): Probate is the legal process that validates a will and authorizes an executor to settle an estate. - [The Executor Checklist: 47 Tasks to Complete After a Death](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/executor-checklist): Here is the complete executor checklist — organized by timeline so you always know what to prioritize. Download the printable PDF version below. - [What Does an Executor of an Estate Actually Do?](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/what-does-an-executor-do): Being named executor means you're legally responsible for settling someone's estate — their final financial and legal affairs. - [Does Grief Ever End? What the Research Actually Says](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/when-does-grief-end): Grief doesn't end on a schedule. But it does change — and for most people, living alongside grief becomes possible. - [Disenfranchised Grief: When Your Loss Isn't Acknowledged](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/disenfranchised-grief): Disenfranchised grief is grief that is not openly acknowledged or publicly mourned — because the relationship, the death, or the griever is not socially… - [Pet Loss Grief: Why It's Real and Where to Find Support](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/pet-loss-grief-support): Losing a pet is a real loss — and the grief that follows deserves to be taken seriously. Here's why pet loss grief can be so intense, and where to find genuine… - [50 Grief Journaling Prompts to Help Process Loss](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/grief-journaling-prompts): Grief journaling doesn't require a talent for writing or a special notebook — just a willingness to put words to what you're feeling. - [What Is Complicated Grief? Signs, Symptoms, and Support](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/complicated-grief-disorder): Most bereaved people naturally adapt to their loss over time. For some, grief does not ease — it intensifies and becomes all-consuming. - [How to Help Children Understand and Process Grief](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/children-and-grief): Children grieve differently than adults — and they need different kinds of support. Here's how to talk to children about death, recognize signs of struggling… - [The Connection Between Grief and Mental Health](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/grief-and-mental-health): Grief and mental health are deeply intertwined. Understanding the relationship can help you recognize when grief has crossed into something that requires… - [87 Decisions in 3 Days: What Nobody Tells You About Dying Without a Plan](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/87-decisions-in-three-days): Stephen Garrett has spent 40 years as a death doula and grief counsellor. On what unexpressed grief does to a person, and the difference a plan makes. - [How to Die Well: A Death Doula's Guide](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/how-to-die-well-death-doula-guide): Victoria Holmes has spent over a decade sitting with the dying. What she has seen is consistent: nobody talks about their taxes. - [What It Looks Like to Watch a Parent Choose the Date of Their Death](https://othersidelife.com/resources/articles/watching-a-parent-choose-their-death): Devon lost his mother and stepfather to medical assistance in dying within 13 months, and a close friend suddenly in between. ## Contact - Email: hello@othersidelife.com - Phone: (833) 716-5433