A Workshop to Help You Plan, Reflect, and Connect
Most of us know that planning for death is important—but we tend to avoid discussing or even thinking about it. End-of-life planning isn’t most people’s idea of a good time, and the instinct is often to get it over with as quickly as possible.
This 2-hour virtual workshop takes the opposite approach—slowing down to go deeper. Instead of treating planning as a task to check off, we create space for reflection, exploration, and meaningful conversation. In a friendly, accessible environment, we’ll examine your relationship with death, clarify what matters most to you, and equip you with the knowledge and tools to make informed choices.
What to Expect from the Workshop
This workshop is a blend of education, reflection, and interactive exercises designed to make end-of-life planning approachable and meaningful. Through guided activities, you’ll:
Explore your relationship with death—your values, fears, and priorities
Learn about essential end-of-life planning options and key decisions
Envision what a meaningful end-of-life looks like, from healthcare choices to rituals, legacy, and more
What You’ll Leave with
This session is just the beginning. You’ll leave with a comprehensive workbook that doesn’t just recap the session but serves as a structured, step-by-step guide to end-of-life planning. It includes:
Healthcare and Advance Care Planning: Exploring treatment options for different medical scenarios, choosing a substitute decision-maker, creating advance directives.
Deathcare Options and Post-Death Decisions: Understaning burial, cremation, green alternatives.
Wills and Estates: What to include in your will, managing digital assets, and planning for the future.
Ritual and Personal Meaning-Making: Crafting traditions, designing memorials, and exploring ways to honor your values and story.
Practical Templates and Tools: Helping you move from reflection to action with structured templates and guides.
You’ll also receive access to an exclusive online resource library with province-specific templates, legal forms, and additional tools to continue your planning at your own pace with clarity and confidence.
Who Is This Workshop For?
This workshop is for anyone in Canada who wants to approach death consciously and intentionally. Anyone who is over 18 should have an end-of-life plan. The best time to start the process is now.
The information provided is applicable across provinces, and you'll receive province-specific templates and resources to ensure your planning aligns with local requirements
Registration
Date and Time: Sunday, April 6th, 4-6 p.m. EST
Duration: 2-hour live virtual session (The video call link and full instructions will be sent to you ahead of the workshop.)
Includes: A comprehensive workbook shipped to you + access to an exclusive online resource library
Group Size: Limited to 8 participants, creating an intimate environment for meaningful engagement and discussion
Pricing
Attending with a partner, friend, or family member can foster connection, meaningful conversations, and a shared understanding of end-of-life planning. When you register together, you’ll each save $25.
Individual Registration: $225 + HST/GST per person
Sign Up with a Friend: $200 per person (total: $400) + HST/GST - Use discount code FRIEND25 at checkout when booking 2 spots. **Discount valid only when booking 2 spots in the same transaction.
Your registration includes:
A guided, interactive session with expert facilitation
A professionally designed workbook (physically shipped to you in advance)
Exclusive resource access, including planning templates and tools
Live Q&A and discussion space for questions and insights
Why invest in this workshop?
End-of-life planning isn’t just about preparing for the future—it’s about gaining clarity, confidence, and peace of mind today. By approaching it as an intentional process, you’ll transform a topic often shrouded in discomfort into an opportunity for self-discovery, connection, and empowerment. You’ll walk away with real tools, expert guidance, and a plan that aligns with your values—so you can move forward with confidence.
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Disclaimer: This workshop and accompanying workbook provide educational information to help individuals reflect on and plan for end-of-life decisions. It does not constitute legal, financial, or medical advice. Participants should consult a qualified professional for guidance related to their specific circumstances.