About Us

For many years, we have provided medical‑legal and clinical education through textbooks, pocket guides, training, personal coaching, and professional seminars. Today, our mission has expanded to include clear, compassionate end‑of‑life education for families, caregivers, and healthcare teams.

We offer practical guidance to help individuals understand medical realities, document their wishes, communicate effectively with loved ones, and make confident decisions during urgent or emotionally challenging moments. Our services include:

• End‑of‑life education for families and caregivers
• Workshops on advance directives and healthcare proxies
• Communication training for difficult medical conversations
• Guidance on preparing values‑based end‑of‑life plans
• Seminars for healthcare teams on improving clarity with patients and families
• Medical‑legal consulting and professional development for clinicians

Our goal is to bring clarity, confidence, and peace of mind to one of life’s most important decisions.

We offer speaking engagements for both healthcare professionals and community audiences. Lynn’s presentations blend clinical expertise with compassionate, practical guidance for families, caregivers, and medical teams.

• Understanding medical interventions at the end of life
• How to prepare meaningful advance directives
• Choosing and preparing a healthcare proxy
• What families should expect during urgent medical decisions
• How clinicians make decisions when time is limited
• Communicating your values, priorities, and non‑negotiables
• How to talk with loved ones about end‑of‑life wishes
• Reducing fear, confusion, and conflict during medical crises
• How families can advocate effectively in hospital settings

• 12‑lead EKG interpretation for anesthesia
• Acute and chronic respiratory failure
• Anesthesia for robotic‑assisted surgeries
• Anesthetic complications
• Bioterrorism preparedness
• Blood and blood products
• Carcinoid and porphyria
• Diversion: Don’t Cross That Line
• DNR orders for surgical patients
• Endovascular abdominal aortic repair
• IV fluids and hemodynamic management
• Medical‑legal consulting: how cases are managed and what clinicians should know
  • 1‑hour and 2‑hour lecture options
• Negative pressure pulmonary edema
• Neurophysiologic monitoring
• New trends in PONV management
• Organ donation after brain or circulatory death
• Pain: physiology and treatment
• Pediatric difficult airways
• Pulmonary function tests and ABGs
• Shock states
• Thoracic & aortic arch anatomy and aneurysm repair
• Trauma: key issues in trauma patient management
• Valve disease and anesthetic implications

Management and leadership topics are available and can be tailored to the needs of your organization.