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Resources
Welcome to our page with a variety of resources to help you navigate the art of dying well. Our mission is to help individuals and families navigate the final path of life’s journey. You have many options about what the end of your life will look like. These resources are intended to help empower you to make sure your choices are informed and honored.
End of Life Planning: Preparing for the Future
More Advanced Directive Resources
These organizations offer a myriad of resources through both written and visual means. Some provide in-depth forms and advanced directive books. Use these if you need help understanding why you may make one choice over another or to learn about the options available.
Books
Discover some of our favorite books that explore the complexities of navigating living, dying, and grief. Join us for meaningful content that empowers us to live life to the fullest while preparing to navigate the art of dying well.
Children's Books
Bird is Dead by Tiny Fisscher
Grief & I by Sara Yates
I Can’t Believe They’re Gone by Karen Brough
Lola and Peanut Find Their Song by Laurette Foggini
Tear Soup by DeKlyen and Schwiebert
The ABCs of Grief by Jessica Correnti
The Butterfly that Stayed by William Codd
The Fall of Freddie the Leaf by Leo Buscaglia
The Invisible String by Patrice Karst
The Memory Box by Joanna Rowland
The Next Place by Warren Hanson
The Rabbit Listened by Cori Doerrfeld
The Song in Lola’s Heart by Laurette Foggini
Resources on Living, Dying, Caregiving, and Surviving
The Center for Loss and Transition
Grief Resources for all situations throughout the lifespan. Includes resources for suicide loss.
A resource for a plethora Children's Grief information.
Mary Washington Bereavement Services
Local resource including support groups
Rosalyn Carter Institute for Caregivers
Resources for caregivers, emergency preparedness, and crisis lines
Grief resources for young children
Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS)
An abundance of resources for those who experienced the death of a friend or loved one through military service.
Well Beings Resource Page for Caregivers
Resources on all the things caregivers might need: self-care, emergency preparedness, financial and workplace support, dementia care, condition specific resources, long-term planning, caregiver hotlines, and more
Podcasts
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Media about End-of-Life Topics
Watch and listen as people tell their stories, share their motivations, impart wisdom learned, and reminisce of the journeys of loved ones.