Major life transitions can cause stress that makes it hard to think clearly, leading to poor financial decisions. A Certified Financial Transitionist can help you manage the financial and emotional aspects of these events. 18 Nov

The Financial and Emotional Challenges of Major Life Changes

Survivor's guilt stems from a profound sense of injustice. You may be left wondering "why not me?" and feeling responsible or inadequate. It is important to validate your grief by acknowledging these intense emotions without judgment. 08 Oct

Understanding Survivor’s Guilt: Outliving Your Adult Child

If you’re navigating grief and decision making, especially in the early aftermath of loss, this guide —"How to Make a Big Decision While Grieving"— is for you... 02 Oct

Navigating Life After Loss: Making Big Decisions While Grieving

Planning a funeral can seem like a daunting task, but a step-by-step approach can help you to honor and remember a loved one. Memorial services provide opportunities for family members, friends, and others to offer comfort and support to the bereaved and to each other. 04 Sep

Funeral Planning: Step-by-Step Guide to Honoring a Loved One

A terminal illness diagnosis can be overwhelming, but addressing estate planning promptly can help bring peace of mind. By taking proactive steps, you can ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes and that your healthcare needs are addressed. 03 Jun

Key Considerations for Estate Planning After a Diagnosis

Experiencing anxiety during inheritance matters is more common than you might think. This article explores seven science-backed strategies that help you manage the emotional overwhelm while handling practical inheritance matters with greater clarity and peace of mind. 09 May

Strategies for Managing Anxiety During Inheritance Matters

Give Yourself Permission to Grieve: Managing the psychological aspects of an inheritance ultimately determines whether the windfall becomes a lasting positive influence or a temporary financial event... 08 May

The Psychology of an Inheritance Windfall: Strategic Approaches

If you’re between 35 and 65, chances are you know someone who has been diagnosed with a terminal illness. It’s a tough reality, but if there’s still time, helping them get their estate in order can provide peace of mind for them and their loved ones. 07 Apr

Estate Planning for the Terminally Ill: A Practical Guide

United Nations report says Canada should repeal MAID for people with non-terminal illness... The UN committee also asked the federal government to end the proposed expansion of MAID for patients with mental disorders and to ban any federal support for any requests in advance. 06 Apr

Canada MAID Laws: United Nations Report Asks for Stricter Rules

April Hubbard is not terminally ill, but the 39-year-old performance and burlesque artist has been approved for assisted dying under Canada's increasingly liberal laws. For those who are terminally ill it is possible to get approval within 24 hours. 03 Apr

Law Reform: Canada’s Increasingly Liberal Assisted Dying Laws

The initial loss of a loved one is a traumatic experience all on it’s own, but the multitude of losses that follow are surprising, and just as painful. These "secondary losses" are all the messy, unexpected, complicated consequences that come after loss; they exacerbate feelings of sadness, isolation, and stress. 20 Mar

Secondary Losses: The Ripple Effect of Losing a Loved One

There’s no “right” way to grieve, and respecting each person’s process is essential... 13 Feb

Support for Dealing with Grief and Anticipatory Grief