We provide education sessions for health professionals seeking a clearer understanding of MAiD in Canada. Drawing on clinical and teaching experience, we explain the legal framework, safeguards, assessment process, and practical realities of supporting patients considering MAiD.

We speak with community organizations, libraries, advocacy groups, and public audiences interested in understanding MAiD. These presentations focus on clear, plain-language explanations of how MAiD works in Canada, common misconceptions, and how individuals and families can navigate end-of-life decisions.

Our webinars and virtual events allow organizations and audiences across Canada to explore MAiD topics in an accessible format. Sessions typically include a presentation followed by audience questions, creating space for thoughtful discussion about law, safeguards, ethics, and patient experiences.

We present at conferences and professional events focused on health care, ethics, law, and end-of-life care. Our talks combine clinical experience with policy awareness, helping audiences better understand how MAiD operates in practice and how the public conversation around it continues to evolve.

We participate in panel discussions and moderated conversations exploring MAiD from multiple perspectives. These events often bring together clinicians, researchers, ethicists, and advocates to examine complex questions about end-of-life care, policy developments, and the broader social context of MAiD.

We regularly join media programs and podcasts to discuss MAiD in Canada and provide clinical perspective on public debates. These conversations help clarify how MAiD works in practice while addressing common misconceptions and emerging policy questions.