Join Diana & Lindsey for another Death Cafe meeting:
“keep an open mind and feel free to discuss death”
“Death Cafe is not a place, it’s a global movement”
“The world would change if everyone one of us attended a Death Cafe”
“Death cafe sparks conversations about dying to help people overcome fears”
Details:
What (in the world) is a Death Café!?
We are a local, friendly discussion group with no agenda, no objectives, or themes.
*We are not a grief support or counselling session of any kind*
Our hope is to have a safe place for people to come and make this more of a necessary conversation. Trying to make this topic not ‘so taboo’.
Please * No selling or promoting of anything!
The large gathering room at Heartwood Preserve will Sponsor & host this event: coffee, tea & desserts will always be served.
· FREE!!!
· NOT on ZOOM.
· Ages 17+
· RSVP 727-376-5111
· BRING: an open mind, good attitude… and a sweet-tooth!
Read more about Death Cafés’ HERE: www.Deathcafe.com (might help you, before attending)
What (in the world) is a Death Café?! We are a friendly discussion group with no agenda, no objectives, or themes. Thoughts, feelings, and experiences are all relevant. We are not a grief support or counseling session of any kind.
Many report that participating in Death Cafés reduces their anxiety about death and dying (their own or their loved ones’), which can enhance the way we live in the present. Most people leave feeling connected and uplifted. Our hope is to have a safe place for people to come and make this more of a necessary conversation. Trying to make this topic not ‘taboo’.
Please ** No selling of any kind.
The large gathering room at Heartwood Preserve will Sponsor & host this event: coffee, tea & desserts will always be served.
Death Café is an open group meeting that gathers about every 6-8 weeks-ish, to enjoy refreshments and talk about death. Why? because unfortunately, this topic is uncomfortable and a Death Café can change that.
Topics range from personal stories, grief, rituals, aging, books, advice – to humor! — It is also okay to just come and listen. We are not, however, a support group for people who are actively grieving or in end-of-life planning stages.
Think: table-top-talk….topic? >>> death!
Free to attend
We ask attendees are 17 and older PLEASE!
You MUST RSVP. NO WALK-IN’s!
Call for more questions or email Diana@HeartwoodPreserve.com
CHECK US OUT: https://deathcafe.com/deathcafe/14349/
Eat cake · drink coffee · and talk about DEATH! Thursday evening, March 19, at 7:00 PM is our upcoming Death Cafe.
We are a discussion group with no agenda, no objectives, or themes.
*We are not a grief support or counselling session of any kind*
No, it’s not morbid nor depressing – If you don’t believe us, stop by and join in. (Or, Just come and observe!)
Death Cafes are a comfortable, free, opportunity for people to get together and talk about all aspects of the end of life in a non-judgmental and open way. Death Cafes play an important role in the Death-Positivity Movement.
Your Hostess: Diana Sayegh, Manager of Heartwood.
To find out more about Death Cafe in general, please visit their website www.DeathCafe.com
**Your RSVP is required, please message us here or call (727) 376-5111
Location:
4100 Starkey Blvd., Trinity
“Death is simply a shedding of the physical body like the butterfly shedding its cocoon. It is a transition to a higher state of consciousness where you continue to perceive, to understand, to laugh, and to be able to grow.” ~
We are an open forum group that meets in a quiet, comfortable setting to discuss death.
No agenda, no selling, no special themes- just real people with real thoughts, personal stories, questions, experiences they wish to share – and maybe a few laughs too!
We are West Pasco Death Café. Our members can enjoy refreshments & snacks, while discussing this “TABOO” topic– or just come to listen!
Free to attend *private conference room voluntary donation charge ~
We ask attendees are 18 and older please.
RSVP & all questions: 727-376-5111/ Diana at Heartwood Preserve.
We are an open forum group that meets in a safe, comfortable setting to discuss death.
-No agenda, no selling, no special themes-
Real people with real thoughts, personal stories, questions to ask & experiences they wish to share –
and maybe a few laughs too!
West Pasco Death Café members can enjoy refreshments & cake, while discussing this “TABOO” topic– or just come to listen!
Free to attend *conference room voluntary donation ~
We ask attendees are 18+ and older please.
We welcome you to be a part of a global movement to discuss death, dying and end-of-life concerns.
*No agenda, no selling, no special themes – just real people with deep thoughts, stories, questions & personal experiences they wish to share – and maybe a few laughs too! Death Café members can enjoy coffee, tea & cake in a comfortable, safe, private, respectful setting. We are not however, a support group for people who are actively grieving or in the end-of-life planning stages, we suggest members are 18 years of age and older as well.
Free to attend with donations accepted, as this location does charge a fee for their private room.
PLEASE RSVP.
Want more information? Visit our local Death Café Facebook page: Death Cafe &/or the Death Café website, to better educate yourself: www.DeathCafe.com
Death Café Trinity will be meeting at People Places,
5742 Main St., Downtown New Port Richey,
Thursday, 1/18/18 promptly at 7:00 PM.
Death Cafe Trinity is an open forum group that meets monthly to discuss all topics of death.
-No agenda, no selling, no special themes- just real people with real thoughts, stories, questions & personal experiences they wish to share – and maybe a few laughs too!
Death Cafe Trinity members enjoy coffee, tea & cake in a comfortable, safe, respectful setting. Death Cafes are not, however, support groups for people who are actively grieving or in end-of-life planning stages, we suggest members are 18 years of age and older as well.
Join us ~ Call Laura Starkey or Diana Sayegh for more information (727) 376-5111.
Death Cafe is an open group meeting that gathers once a month to eat cake and talk about death. Why? because unfortunately, this topic is uncomfortable and a Death Café can change that. Topics range from personal stories, grief, rituals, aging, and advice to humor! — It is also okay to just come and listen too. There are over 1,500 Death Cafes in 26 countries around the world, and now, here in Trinity. ~ Join us!