Topic: Palliative

It will take time for both of you to adjust to your new situation. Keep in mind that there is no correct number of times to visit the person during … Continued

If plans have not already been made, you will need to arrange financial and legal matters. Decide who will be responsible for these. If you know the person’s wishes, follow … Continued

A funeral, memorial or some gathering for those left behind is very important.  It provides family and friends an opportunity to say goodbye and to remember and honour the life … Continued

Click on the icon below to download and print a brief self-reflection activity sheet.  The purpose of this tool is to help you think about what you have learned and … Continued

There will be many decisions to make at this stage of the disease. It can be challenging for family members to agree on what to do, but through talking and … Continued

There is a range of medical care available that can prolong life for people in the end stages of an illness. When and whether to use these measures depends on … Continued

Gary Goldsand is a clinical ethicist.  Gary shares his knowledge of end-of-life decision-making while stressing the importance of having these conversations early. The video will help you understand the ethical … Continued