Finsbury Park Death Cafe

Hosted by London End of Life doulas


Date:

May 2, 2017

Start time:

6:45 p.m. (london GMT)

End time:

9:30 p.m. (london GMT)

To be held at a private location

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About this Death Cafe

At a Death Cafe people gather to discuss death in a friendly safe and non-judgemental space, over food and drink. Come along and join us for a life affirming experience ! Our death Cafe is open to everyone, regardless of belief, creed, culture. We meet as equals who one day will die.

End of Life Doulas believe passionately in bringing Death out of the closet, and enabling conversations around this much feared event, which we are all destined to face eventually. We feel that by broaching the subject before we are in our dying days, we can begin to release some of the fear that it holds for so many of us, and hopefully enable us to live more fully and more joyfully in the present. 

 


About London End of Life doulas

Caroline Dent and Zaidee O'Dell have both trained as End of Life Doulas (a new and emerging role, providing compassionate presence and practical support for people with life limiting conditions. They both volunteer as Marie Curie Helpers.

Caroline comes from a creative background, and currently creates Memorial / Remembrance jewellery from personal mementos. She also works with people with dementias, an area of care, she feels passionately about. She volunteered for 4 years with Maytree (a sanctuary for suicidal people in North London) and also with Islington Bereavement Service.  

Caroline was involved with
Death Cafe Hampstead, the first regular Death Cafe in the UK,  since 2013. In September 2015 Caroline decided to set up a Death Cafe in Finsbury Park. 

 


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