A unique space for individuals to engage in open and honest
conversations about death and mortality.
At a Death Café, there are no experts or leaders. Instead, participants
traditionally gather around warm tea and cake and engage in
respectful and compassionate discussions. The focus is not on
mourning or grief but rather on fostering a deeper understanding of
death and its impact on our lives. Conversations at a Death Café can
range from personal experiences with loss to philosophical reflections
on the meaning of life and death.
Participants are encouraged to share their stories, ask questions, and
listen attentively to others. There is no pressure to speak, and silence
is welcomed as a natural part of the process. The concept of Death
Cafés is rooted in the belief that talking about death can help us live
more fully and appreciate the preciousness of life. By creating a safe
space for these conversations, Death Cafés contribute to breaking
down the taboo surrounding death and encouraging a healthier and
more open approach to our mortality.
Join us in this local community Death Cafe for a gathering that
promises to be both thought-provoking and heartwarming. Whether
you have experienced a personal loss, are curious about death’s
mysteries, or simply seek to connect with others on a deeper level, we
welcome you to this unique and transformative conversation circle.
Death Café
A Space for Conversations About Mortality
Feb 28, March 28, April 25, May 23
12-1:30pm, Duncan Library Meeting Room
FREE!
Facilitated by Sarah Corrin, RCC, InnerPresenceCounselling.com
