Peace of Mind Planner
The Peace of Mind Planner is a compassionate and practical tool designed to help you organize essential contacts, vital documents, digital accounts, and everyday to-dos all in one place. It also gently guides you through advanced healthcare directives, funeral preferences, and legacy wishes, ensuring your end-of-life care reflects your actual values.
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Inspired by our founder’s personal experience after the sudden passing of her husband, this planner was created to ease the overwhelming logistical burden families often face in times of grief.
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Whether for yourself or as a thoughtful gift to a loved one, the Peace of Mind Planner offers clarity, comfort, and a deep sense of preparedness, bringing peace to life and peace to death.
Peace of Mind Program
This free four-week program guides participants in pre-planning their end-of-life wishes.
The program promotes community support to address challenging topics; once the program and booklet are complete, families feel they understand and know how to create treasured memories together, honouring and respecting their loved one's final wishes.​​​​​​​​
Tuesdays, September 23 to October 14
630 to 730 pm
Journey Home
104 King St W, Dundas
Peace of Mind Workshops
This complimentary workshop offers a gentle and empowering space to organize the practical and personal details of life, including end-of-life wishes. Unlike a traditional Will, this session focuses on legacy planning, advance care directives, and the more profound reflections and fears we may hold around death and dying.
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Open to individuals of all ages, the workshop recognizes that life is uncertain and that preparing now can ease the burden for those we love.
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By acknowledging our mortality, we give ourselves a powerful gift: the opportunity to live more fully, with clarity and intention, while offering our friends and family peace of mind during life’s most tender moments.
4-Week Program Outline
Week One
Sharing experiences related to death, dying and loss
Discussing the concept of a peaceful death
Review of The Peace of Mind Planner
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Week Two
Exploring end-of-life options
Envisioning a beautiful death: what do you desire at the end of life?
Addressing fears and concerns​
Week Three
Open discussion
Defining your legacy
Creating a legacy project
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Week Four
Notes of gratitude
Compassionate conversations
Sharing your vision for an empowered end of life
