You do not need to be ill, elderly, or facing an immediate life change to begin talking about the future.
Preparing Ahead is for individuals, couples and families who want to explore important questions while there is still time, choice and space to think about them.
Together, we can talk through the things you would want the people closest to you to understand if circumstances someday made it difficult—or impossible—for you to tell them yourself.
This may include your priorities and values, healthcare wishes you'd like to discuss further with your medical providers, who you trust to speak for you, comfort preferences, practical information your family should know how to locate, final wishes, belongings with special meaning, digital-life considerations, family traditions and the things you simply don't want someone you love someday having to guess.
This may be a good fit if:
You've been thinking, “I really should get this stuff figured out.”
You don't want your family making difficult decisions without knowing what matters to you.
You've watched another family navigate a crisis and realized how much easier some conversations could have been beforehand.
You want to start planning but feel overwhelmed by where to begin.
You're entering a new season of life and simply want to feel more prepared.
You want to make things easier for the people you love—not because you expect something to happen, but because someday something will.
You do not need a diagnosis or a crisis to prepare thoughtfully for your future.
You do not need to be ill, elderly, or facing an immediate life change to begin talking about the future.
Preparing Ahead is for individuals, couples and families who want to explore important questions while there is still time, choice and space to think about them.
Together, we can talk through the things you would want the people closest to you to understand if circumstances someday made it difficult—or impossible—for you to tell them yourself.
This may include your priorities and values, healthcare wishes you'd like to discuss further with your medical providers, who you trust to speak for you, comfort preferences, practical information your family should know how to locate, final wishes, belongings with special meaning, digital-life considerations, family traditions and the things you simply don't want someone you love someday having to guess.
This may be a good fit if:
You've been thinking, “I really should get this stuff figured out.”
You don't want your family making difficult decisions without knowing what matters to you.
You've watched another family navigate a crisis and realized how much easier some conversations could have been beforehand.
You want to start planning but feel overwhelmed by where to begin.
You're entering a new season of life and simply want to feel more prepared.
You want to make things easier for the people you love—not because you expect something to happen, but because someday something will.
You do not need a diagnosis or a crisis to prepare thoughtfully for your future.