You’ve been thinking you and your loved ones should “get your stuff together” but it’s always been easier to put it off. Come learn what we mean by end of life planning, what your EOLP readiness profile is, and what small steps you can tackle TODAY to begin  to put your mind at ease.

Webinar Leader: Leslie Rowley

What’s the difference between a will and an advanced directive? Which is better: burial or cremation? What is the role of an executor anyway? Do you know what type of care your parents or grandparents or other loved ones want (or don’t want) if they were to become seriously ill and are unable to speak for themselves? Have you ever considered what you might have to navigate as a next-of-kin to someone in a compromised physical situation? Or have you ever wondered what’s going to happen to all the stuff when someone close to you dies? This mini-course is meant to give people—as early as possible—a language about a subject that has been made somewhat invisible and relatively uncomfortable: Death and dying. But it will also give you the tools to help you understand what you might need to know about your loved ones’ plans and wishes, how to start those fraught conversations, and how to convey to your loved ones how their tackling end of life planning will bring you greater peace of mind. It also may help you clarify your own values-based wishes.

Webinar Leader: Leslie Rowley

You’ve been thinking you and your loved ones should “get your stuff together” but it’s always been easier to put it off. Come learn what we mean by end of life planning, what your EOLP readiness profile is, and what small steps you can tackle TODAY to begin  to put your mind at ease.

Webinar Leader: Leslie Rowley