It can be hard to think about death. But should the worst happen, wouldn’t you like to know that you have a plan?

Nothing in life can be certain but thinking about what you want for the final part of your life can ease your anxiety and give you faith that those around you will know your wishes. How would you like to spend those last moments, and what do you want to leave behind?

This is something you should think about, and with compassionate, honest conversations, I can guide you into making informed decisions about what you want, and organise those wishes so that you, and those around you, can be prepared.

I can assist you with setting up an advanced care directive, a will, and a statement of wishes, all of which will ensure that, when you do reach the end of your life, your people can make informed decisions about your care. This can be particularly important for queer people, who may have found solace in their chosen family, rather than their blood relatives. Without written protections, your wishes are likely to not be respected, and without a plan, what happens next can be left to chance.

Planning for the end not only helps give you peace of mind, but also those around you, giving everyone the space to focus on what really matters….