Navigating Difficult Health Discussions: Estate Planning and End of Life Decisions for Black Women
This webinar addresses essential yet challenging conversations around estate planning, advance directives, DNR orders, living wills, life insurance, and death doulas, with a focus on Black women, including those living with HIV and other chronic illnesses. Participants will gain insights into securing their financial future, honoring healthcare preferences, and making informed end-of-life decisions. The faculty will provide guidance on navigating these discussions with loved ones, ensuring that Black women can protect their assets, advocate for their wishes, and cultivate peace of mind. By the end of the session, attendees will feel empowered to approach these conversations with confidence and clarity.
Learning Objectives
- Identify ways to advocate for personal wishes and guide others in making informed planning decisions.
- Discuss the importance of estate planning and advance directives, particularly for Black women and those living with HIV and other chronic illnesses.
- Describe strategies for discussing healthcare preferences, life insurance, and end-of-life decisions with family and loved ones.
- Explore ways to protect financial assets and ensure long-term security through proper legal documentation.
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