EXTRA WORKBOOK TEMPLATES
End-of-life planning isn’t a one-time task—it’s an ongoing process. As your life circumstances change, your values, priorities, and wishes may evolve. These extra templates from the End-of-Life Planning Workbook allow you to revisit and refine your plans over time.
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Downloadable Templates
Whether you’re adjusting your care preferences, updating your legacy planning, or clarifying personal priorities, taking time for ongoing reflection ensures that your plans remain up to date and truly reflect your evolving needs.
These tools are designed to be used within the structure of the workbook, paired with prompts, exercises, and context to guide reflection. Please note that they may be most helpful when used alongside the full workbook experience.
Note: These materials are intended for individual use and reflection. If you’re interested in using them in a professional, clinical, or organizational setting, please contact me to discuss collaboration or licensing.
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A tool to assess and clarify your evolving thoughts on what you prioritize in end-of-life care, personal autonomy, and emotional well-being.
A space to reflect on what you want to leave behind—whether in relationships, creative work, or personal impact. This can serve as a guide for letters, personal messages, or memorialization preferences.
A structured way to document meaningful items, their significance, and your wishes for their care or distribution.
Advance Directive Supplementary Information Form
A place to document important personal details that may not fit into legal or medical forms but are still meaningful to your care and legacy.
Personal Administrative Information Forms
Templates to capture key practical details like accounts, passwords, banking, and contacts:
Need more guidance?
For the full guided experience, explore the Better Living Through Death Planning Workbook.