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The Calm Crossing Workbook

A gentle place to put everything your family would otherwise have to guess at.

This workbook helps you get your wishes, information, and instructions out of your head and into one calm, organized place — before a loss, after a loss, or anywhere in between.

No pressure.
No timelines.
No “do this or else.”

Just clarity, at your pace.

The Calm Crossing Workbook

A gentle place to put everything your family would otherwise have to guess at.

This workbook helps you get your wishes, information, and instructions out of your head and into one calm, organized place — before a loss, after a loss, or anywhere in between.

No pressure.
No timelines.
No “do this or else.”

Just clarity, at your pace.

A serene path through a quiet forest symbolizing calm and thoughtful journey.
A serene path through a quiet forest symbolizing calm and thoughtful journey.
To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die.

-Thomas Campbell

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Who this is for:

The Calm Crossing Workbook is for you if:

  • You know these conversations matter, but you keep putting them off

  • You want your family to be okay if something unexpected happens

  • Someone you love has already died and you don’t know where to start

  • You’re carrying too much in your head

You don’t need to be “ready.”
You just need a place to begin.

What this workbook actually helps you do

The Calm Crossing Workbook guides you through:

  • Clarify medical and care wishes

  • Organize passwords, accounts, and documents

  • Write down instructions your family would otherwise scramble to find

  • Prepare while you’re healthy — without making it feel morbid

  • Navigate the first days and months after a death, if that’s where you are

You can skip sections.
You can move slowly.
Nothing here requires perfection.

How it’s different

Most end-of-life resources stop at paperwork — or start only after someone dies.

This workbook does both.

It was built from lived experience, for real families, and designed to be used:

  • proactively

  • reactively

  • or in the middle, when things feel unclear

This is not a checklist.
It’s a calm guide.

How people use the workbook

There’s no right way.

Some people work through it slowly.
Some use it to start conversations.
Some open it after a loss and take it one page at a time.

You’re allowed to go gently.

What you’ll walk away with

  • One clear place for everything that matters

  • Fewer unanswered questions for the people you love

  • Less fear about “what if something happens”

  • The ability to close your laptop and breathe again

A brief note

The Calm Crossing Workbook isn’t legal or medical advice.

It helps you get fully organized and clear so conversations with attorneys, doctors, or family members are calmer and easier.

(You can read the full legal disclaimer here.)

Who this is for:

The Calm Crossing Workbook is for you if:

  • You know these conversations matter, but you keep putting them off

  • You want your family to be okay if something unexpected happens

  • Someone you love has already died and you don’t know where to start

  • You’re tired of carrying all this in your head

  • You want to do this once, thoughtfully, instead of in a panic later

You don’t need to be sick.
You don’t need to be “ready.”
You just need a place to begin.

What this workbook actually helps you do

The Calm Crossing Workbook guides you through:

  • Clarifying medical, care, and end-of-life wishes

  • Organizing passwords, accounts, subscriptions, and documents

  • Writing down instructions your family would otherwise scramble to find

  • Preparing while you’re healthy — without making it feel morbid

  • Navigating the first days and months after a death, if that’s where you are now

You can skip sections that don’t apply.
You can come back to it as life changes.
Nothing here requires perfection.

How it’s different

Most end-of-life resources stop at paperwork — or start only after someone dies.

The Calm Crossing Workbook does both.

It was built by someone who has:

  • had the conversations

  • cleaned out the apartments

  • searched for passwords at 2 a.m.

  • raised children through loss

  • and wished, desperately, that something like this existed sooner

This is not a checklist.
It’s not legal advice.
It’s not therapy.

It’s a calm, human guide through one of the hardest parts of loving people.

How people use the workbook

There’s no “right” way to use it.

Some people:

  • work through it slowly over weeks or months

  • use it as a starting point for family conversations

  • fill it out after a loss, one small section at a time

  • complete it once, then revisit it yearly

You’re allowed to go gently.

What you’ll walk away with

  • One clear place for everything that matters

  • Fewer unanswered questions for the people you love

  • Less fear about “what if something happens”

  • Confidence that you didn’t leave chaos behind

  • The ability to close your laptop and breathe again

What this isn’t

The Calm Crossing Workbook is not a replacement for an attorney, hospice, or medical provider.

It helps you get fully organized and clear so that when legal or medical conversations happen, they’re faster, easier, and far less overwhelming.

(You can read the full legal disclaimer here.)

Your Plan

You don’t have to finish this today.
You don’t even have to open it right away.

But having it ready — before you need it — changes everything.

Get the Calm Crossing Workbook

A calm workspace with a notebook, pen, and a cup of tea, inviting reflection.
A calm workspace with a notebook, pen, and a cup of tea, inviting reflection.

Your Plan

You don’t have to finish this today.
You don’t even have to open it right away.

But having it ready — before you need it — changes everything.

Get the Calm Crossing Workbook

A calm workspace with a notebook, pen, and a cup of tea, inviting reflection.
A calm workspace with a notebook, pen, and a cup of tea, inviting reflection.
Personal Support

Not sure if the workbook is enough, or want someone to walk through it with you?

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