End-of-Life Planning & Education – Conscious Acts of Love

Offerings

End-Of-Life Planning & Education:

Offered 1:1 or as Group Sessions

Some of the topics we cover when creating a Life Care Plan:

What matters to you now, and as you look into the future, how might that evolve?
Have you explored how you feel about your body and mind as you age, and what that could look like?
Elder care – what have been your experiences and have you imagined what your needs may be?
How & where would you want to be cared for if an advanced level of care is required?
Who do you imagine will be part of your support network in 10, 20, 30 years? Do they know?
Are there issues weighing heavily on your heart now & what would provide a resolution?
Are there spiritual beliefs or rituals that are important to you at end-of-life?
Do you have specific life-prolonging measures you would prefer to have or not have?
What kind of care do you imagine you’ll wish for at end of life?
Who do you want (or not want) to be with you during this time?

Your Life (& End of Life) Care Plan

When thoughts of our mortality sneak up on us, we’re more likely to push them aside then let them in and see where they take us.

I’d like to challenge you to think into your mortality, be curious about it and how it might unfold for you and for your people.

Group End-Of-Life Care Planning & Education

I provide the same Life Care Planning for groups of 2 – 8 participants. Through multiple sessions, and utilizing a series of reflection questions in the Five Realms of Life, you will identify What Matters Most To You…

Legacy Project Planning/Creation

A Legacy Project is creating how your people will remember and celebrate your impact on and presence in their lives. This may be letters, artwork, scheduled conversations / time together, mementos, photos, a living wake, group rituals or video / audio recordings. Whether you know what that looks like, or are open to ideas, together we will ensure your legacy project is planned, created, and shared as you imagine.

Gifting

Is there someone whom you know would find these sessions to be empowering or enlightening or simply helpful as they navigate wherever they are in their life, and in their thoughts about (or no thoughts about) what their end-of-life care plan would look like?