Preparing For End of Life For Dummies
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- ISBN 9781394362141
- Weight: 431g
- Dimensions: 183 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 26 Feb 2026
- Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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A compassionate and practical way to approach end-of-life planning for you and your loved ones
“End of life” can be a daunting, intimidating, and even scary phrase. But it doesn't have to overwhelm you. You have the power to make decisions about your future that help secure the well-being of your loved ones and bring a sense of comfort. And that's a great thing!
In Preparing For End of Life For Dummies, certified end-of-life doula, Dr. Virginia Chang, offers a positive and meaningful approach to end-of-life planning that helps you make the most of the time you and your loved ones are granted. She walks you through specific actions and decisions you can take to arrange for the selection of a healthcare team, organize and make choices about your funeral and burial options, and ensure you've got the mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual support you need to help guide you through the process.
Inside the book:
- Strategies for cultivating a positive mindset for facing end of life with confidence, security, and peace of mind
- Ways to create and maintain social connections and a supportive network you can rely on during this challenging process
- Knowledge of options and choices at end of life so that you can effectively manage your healthcare and estate
- Tips for discussing end-of-life planning with your family and loved ones
A compassionate and practical new way of thinking about a challenging – but important – subject, Preparing For End of Life For Dummies is a must-read for everyone who wants to feel ready and empowered to help themselves and their family live their best life, to the very end.
Virginia Chang, Ph.D., is a certified end-of-life doula, educator, and writer. She supports the dying and their loved ones to approach dying in a positive, meaningful, and affirming way. She teaches at the University of Vermont, for the End-of-Life Doula Certificate program. She has written extensively on death, mortality, and doula work.
