Come and hear about how to plan for the end of your life in a way that minimises dispute and trauma to you and your loved ones.

We may think very differently to the people closest to us when it comes to planning for death.  This can lead to disagreement and pressure on personal and professional relationships when our lives are coming to an end. We can reduce the chances of these disputes by actively thinking and talking about, and writing down, how we would like to die.  

Guest speaker Steve Nail is an experienced and now retired operational social worker and manager. During the latter part of his career he became interested in alternative dispute resolution and trained in commercial and civil mediation. Since retirement he has focused on applying these skills to Advanced (End-of-Life) Planning. He is associated with End-of-Life Doula UK, Pushing Up the Daisies and Death Café. He also operates Steve Nail Mediation, Beyond Dispute. 

Head to Dundee University Chaplaincy Centre 7pm on Monday 10 March. The event is free to attend and will be followed by drinks at the West House.

Dundee Humanists Convenor and Honorary Humanist Chaplain at the University of Dundee, Robbie Sharpe, looks forward to welcoming you.

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