What happens if one day we can no longer decide for ourselves? Many people put off these questions -- and at the same time feel uncomfortable with not having settled anything. This book offers quick and understandable orientation: psychological basics of dementia, dying processes and grief as well as practical instructions for creating all important documents -- from living wills to wills to digital estates. A helpful companion for all those who want to arrange their last things in time and thus live a more relaxed, serene and self-determined life. Biography Lukas Niederberger, born in 1964 in St. Gallen, Switzerland, entered the Jesuit order in 1985 and studied philosophy and theology in Munich and Paris. Since 1995 he has been working at the Lassalle Haus Bad Schönbrunn, an educational centre for spirituality and social awareness in Edlibach near Zug. Since 2001 he has been director of the Lassalle House. As a course instructor and in his lecturing activities, he deals with the topics of ethics and spirituality, interreligious dialogue and holistic leadership. He accompanies individuals, couples and groups in decision-making processes.