
Dr. Monica Williams is a renowned emergency physician, award-winning writer, and international speaker dedicated to transforming how we approach death and dying. As a leading expert in end-of-life medical decision-making, she has been featured on The Doctors (Emmy Award-winning TV show), The Washington Post, and other major media platforms.
Her book, It’s OK to Die, provides a revolutionary framework for navigating end-of-life care with clarity, compassion, and acceptance. Her pioneering checklists for end-of-life preparation have been adopted by UCLA Health System and the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), helping countless individuals and families make informed, empowered choices.
Dr. Williams also explores exceptional states of consciousness that can arise for the dying, their loved ones, and healthcare providers. She advocates for the integration of these profound experiences into medical and institutional settings, believing they can inspire deep healing, personal transformation, and more holistic end-of-life care.
Through her work, Dr. Williams invites us to rethink how we honor the dying process—one that embraces spiritual, emotional, and practical preparation with grace and wisdom.
In this illuminating program, two internationally recognized pioneers in end-of-life research explore the growing body of evidence surrounding extraordinary experiences that occur before, during, and after death.
Participants will examine extraordinary phenomena that occur before, during, and after death—including near-death experiences, shared death experiences, after-death communication, deathbed visions, and other spiritually transformative encounters.
The Shared Crossing Pathway Program invites you to embrace death and experientially prepare for this greatest of human mysteries. We invite you to join us in discovering the wealth of what shared death experiences have to offer.
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