About this Death Cafe
What you can expect at Death Cafe' of Northeast Florida:
1. We gather VIRTUALLY via ZOOM with open hearts, open minds, and respect for all with no specific agenda at 6:30 p.m. EDT
2. We meet and greet for the first 15 minutes.
3. We virtually gather with curiosity and respect to talk in a confidential and relaxed environment about whatever you wish to discuss regarding life and death. The objective of Death Cafe' is 'to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives.'
Attendees are encouraged to freely talk about their personal experiences with the death of others, as well as their thoughts regarding their own deaths.
4. At 7:45 p.m. we wrap up discussions, express gratitude, request that you go home... and continue to enjoy your life!
5. We do it all again the next 1st Monday of each month.
6. We recognize this is not professional therapy, grief counseling, or a place to promote one's particular goods or services.
7. RSVP and For additional questions, please contact Nada at nada@thesacredservant.com or call 904-402-7061.
About Nada Frazier, The Sacred Servant
Nada Frazier has been around death since her childhood days spent on the Texas family farm. Nada has personally experienced what some call ‘a near death experience,’ the grief of the death of a child, having a loved one diagnosed with cancer, as well as provided long distance caregiving to family members with advanced illness and approaching end of life. Nada believes that by exploring death we more fully live.
Nada is a Holistic Life & Death Coach and Founder of The Sacred Servant (www.thesacredservant.com). Nada is a certified end-of-life doula and she accompanies, guides and supports those with advanced illness and their family through end of life. She serves as a community educator regarding end of life issues, and is a trainer of end of life doulas and consultant. Nada served on the Board of Directors for the National End of Life Doula Alliance (NEDA) and earned the NEDA Proficiency Badge. She is an interfaith minister and served as Spiritual Leader of Unity of Jacksonville Beach (www.unityofjacksonvillebeach.com) from 2015 - Jan 2021. She has served as a hospice spiritual care volunteer for over 10 years.
Since 1991, she has served as an inspirational speaker in various settings throughout the U.S., is a reiki master teacher, mediator, published co-author, and has worked as a paralegal since her teens. She enjoys time spent with her husband and children, spiritual studies, being in nature, photography, honoring Lakota ways, and she never met a tree, rock or stone she didn’t love.
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