I support the general public, end of life, palliative care, hospice and charity sector with aspects relating for planning for death digitally and the internet. I develop technology platforms, provide thought leadership, training, tutorials and devise public awareness campaigns in areas relating to end of life planning, digital legacy, hospice care and palliative care. 

I founded the the advance and future care planning platform MyWishes. It is free to use and both recommended and entrusted by a variety of NHS Trusts and Local Councils

In 2015 I founded the Digital Legacy Association. The Digital Legacy Association provides training, frameworks and best practice in areas relating to digital assets planning and digital legacy safeguarding for both professionals and the general public.

The areas in which I work

I provide ongoing thought leadership in areas relating to end of life planning, digital legacy,  digital assets, grieving online, technology and the internet to governments, blue chip organisations, legal firms, the mainstream media and social networks. I am also digital research fellow for Harlington Hospice in North London . This role has enabled me to further explore areas relating to hospice care and communication. One such project titled ‘person centred virtual reality’ explored the use of creating person centred VR content for patients. This involves providing a 360 GoPro camera to patients families. The content filmed is then inserted into and played to the patient in a VR headset. This wellbeing intervention was devised during COVID-19 lockdowns and enables patients to be immersed within content created for specifically for them by their loved ones. To learn more about this project click on the following link: (Overview, academic poster (for EAPC 2021) and open access framework (for professionals)