Death Cafe
I think it’s almost easier to say what a Death Café is not….
It’s not for bereavement support nor grief therapy.
It’s not a vehicle to promote any specific business, ideology or belief system.
There are no specific topics nor agendas.
So, what should you expect…
Death Café is an opportunity to chat in a relaxed and informal way about death and dying. The conversation can flow from personal stories to thoughts, reflections and questions about death. It is a time to listen as well and be respectful of others. And, to share a cup of tea or coffee, a piece of cake and, I hope, an egg sandwich.
Testimonial
"The Death Cafe session was insightful and inspiring. Nicky’s mediation and guidance through the discussions was excellent and professional. I would like the death cafe to continue in future." Arek Sinanian
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About the tutor
Nicky Solomon
I’m a Sydney based Civil Celebrant and have been conducting weddings and funeral services since 2007. I grew up in a family that avoided talking about anything unpleasant or unhappy (especially sickness and death) hence my interest in talking about these very topics. I was fortunate enough to do Zenith Virago’s Death Walker course in 2016 and conducted a community memorial service in 2017 at North Sydney Community Centre. I am looking forward to sharing what I know and facilitating a thought-provoking discussion.
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