Have you ever started to talk about some aspect of end-of-life planning with someone and got shut down? Or maybe you’ve been wanting to talk about end-of-life planning but you’re lost about how to even broach the topic. You have ideas in your mind about how your people are going to react, and it’s just too uncomfortable to go there.

Many of us understand the importance of preparing for your someday, one-day, inevitable death while you’re still healthy enough to do that. But talking about death in a death-phobic and death-denying culture can be a challenge.

In this workshop, you will:

Increase your readiness to undertake end-of-life planning, and other challenging conversations.
Gain insight into the intentions, concerns, context, and importance of end-of-life planning conversations in your life.
Be guided through key steps for having successful and meaningful end-of-life planning conversations.
Gain clarity about who and what matter most.