Helping the terminally ill leader

Learning you are terminally ill when in the full flow of running a business is tough. Research shows that men in particular feel the pressure to be tough, to push through, not talk about dying and somehow keep the situation under control. 

My many experiences with death and grief have equipped me to understand death and dying from many angles and to use my skills and knowledge to help where others pull back. I've worked with many clients over the last 25 years, handling difficult situations including their own health. 

As this is such an important issue that affects so many people, I have specifically trained in how to help you through the journey from diagnosis to death. I work with you and those helping you. Many important issues fail in the gaps between your personal experience, your family, the medical profession and your organisational role. I'm uniquely equipped to act within those gaps to ensure you get the support you need while those around you remain strong enough to help you - and show their love for you. 

This is intense personal work. I therefore only work with one client in this way at any time. 

If you have just learnt that your illness is terminal, contact me directly. I can help you in the first instance deal with the turbulence of your first reactions. We can then design a way to work together or find the right people to help you. 

This is the very time for crafting your legacy both with your family and your professional community. Despite all the challenges, I believe the last phase of life has the potential for great joy, love and connection.