Labhrás Quigley (he/him) is rooted in values of dignity, compassion, and inclusion. With a background spanning both the tech sector and grassroots end-of-life work, Labhrás brings a steady, pragmatic presence to support individuals, families, and communities through aging, serious illness, and dying.

His practice focuses on advance care planning, MAID accompaniment, bedside support, and system navigation, with particular care for 2SLGBTQIA+ older adults and those seeking culturally responsive care. His approach honours autonomy and connection, creating space for meaningful engagement at life’s end.

Labhrás is the founder of The ABE Project, a nonprofit committed to reimagining deathcare through public education, collective care, and community healing. In addition to his private practice, he advises on long-term care access for underserved communities and contributes to boards and policy efforts aimed at strengthening end-of-life care across Canada.