Legacy Therapy

In Season 2, Episode 2, we continue our recap of season 1 and all of the marvelous speakers and topics we had the pleasure of covering. Our guests will always be a valuable resource which will be featured on the website. They’ve selflessly given us so much knowledge and certainly reiterated the importance of this work. There is no better gift than leaving a stress-free legacy for your loved ones! Begin yours today.

Welcome to Season 2 of the Legacy Therapy Podcast! We loved hearing from our many guests during season 1 and they gave us so much knowledge and certainly reiterated the importance of this work. There is no better gift than leaving a stress-free legacy for your loved ones! Begin yours today.

Has your life been turned upside down due to divorce? Does everything feel chaotic and stressful? Men experience divorce differently than women and it is my next guest’s mission to help dads navigate through their lives during and after divorce and create an amazing life for themselves and their children.

Judith Sack is an estate planning attorney. She engages in community activities that promote the safety and well-being of seniors and small businesses. She is here today to explain the differences between financial matters and health matters in an estate, as well as the management of assets, how to educate your agents as to how you want things managed, etc.

Jeanne Gormick joins Stacey today to tell her story. She talks about her Dad’s dementia, her Mom passing away without a will, and her idea of keeping a notebook where she makes note of all recurring payments in her life.

Dr. Karen Wyatt is a hospice physician, author, speaker, and the host of End-of-Life University, an online educational program and podcast that features conversations with experts who work in all aspects of end-of-life care. She is widely regarded as a thought-leader in the effort to transform the way we care for our dying in the U.S.

Robin Quinn Keehn joins us today to share her unique story of how prepared her parents, specifically her dad, were for their ultimate death. Her Dad made sure that she had all of the passwords, showed her where his organized financial papers were, his funeral was already organized after he passed away, etc. She is the perfect example of what a gift this work is to the loved ones you leave behind. You can never do this work too early, but you can find yourself in a position where it’s too late. Start today!

Megan Bozzuto joins us today to talk about her husband who had a stroke on a business trip in Las Vegas last year. She had to find someone to watch her three young children, hop on a flight to Vegas, and when she got there he was unable to speak because of the stroke. She was left with many unanswered questions. How would they get home from Las Vegas? Who should she notify in his company that this happened to him. He was responsible for paying all of their bills and was suddenly unable to communicate. How would she find the logins to get in to pay their bills in time? This situation made her very aware of the gaping holes in their emergency/legacy planning.

Maggie Tinsley is one of Vital Decisions Clinical Account Executives, she works closely with established clients to provide training on Vital Decisions programs, assists in identifying members who would benefit from advance care planning (ACP) based on their medical diagnoses and serves as an overall clinical resource for clients and their teams.

Renay Teper is a Pre-Planning Advisor with Dignity Memorial. Renay enjoys helping families pre-plan their final arrangements hopefully without time or health constraints. Pre-planning provides peace of mind to oneself and loved ones. There are many options for funeral and cemetery arrangements and these choices are very personal. Renay finds satisfaction in helping families navigate these options based on their personal experience and choices.