Planning for a Good Death
Advance directives • Powers of attorney

• Body disposition • Legacy planning

Let’s be honest—filling out documents like advance directives, medical and financial powers of attorney, or body disposition forms doesn’t sound like fun. You're not alone. Most people avoid these tasks simply because they don’t want to think about death.

But here’s the truth: avoiding this planning often leaves loved ones burdened with painful decisions and uncertainty. Without clear guidance, your care may not reflect your true wishes.

Have you ever taken time to reflect on what a good death means to you? Where you’d want to be? Who you’d want by your side? What you want done with your body or remains?

I can walk alongside you as you explore these questions. Together, we’ll clarify your values, educate you about your options, and create a plan that honors your vision for end of life.

You’ll gain peace of mind now—and offer your loved ones clarity and comfort later.

Preplanning Your Desired Death, Legacy,

and Celebration of Life either pre or post death

Thinking ahead isn’t just practical—it can also be profoundly meaningful.

Taking time to explore the where, who, how, and what of your end-of-life journey brings insight, direction, and empowerment. By answering these questions now, you’re creating a map for your care, your rituals, and your remembrance.

Legacy projects—whether letters, art, storytelling, or recordings—are powerful ways to pass on your wisdom, love, and voice. They can be lasting gifts to your family, community, or the world.

Whether you want a simple farewell or a joyful celebration of life, I can help you envision and shape your departure in a way that feels sacred, personal, and true to you.