About this Death Cafe
I have joined the Death Café movement to offer a welcoming space to speak openly about death, dying, and what it means to truly live. The aim? To deepen our connection to life by facing what we so often avoid.
When the subject of death & dying comes up in conversation, most of us take a sharp turn away changing the subject, and thinking, “why talk about such a depressing subject matter?”
We treat death as a choice –one we can avoid, even though we are guaranteed we will die. I believe, (and the data backs this), that talking about death with others helps us make sense of our feelings and increases presence and joy in our lives.
That’s what Soul Circles is about.
We gather for just one hour and there’s no agenda, no presentation—just us sharing stories, asking questions from the community, or simply listen.
About Gabriela Bohm
Gabriela Böhm’s work bridges cultures, communities, and life’s most meaningful thresholds. With a background in documentary filmmaking, museum education, community leadership, and end-of-life care, Gabriela brings a wealth of experience in creating inclusive, transformative spaces for dialogue and connection.
Her approach to Death Cafés is rooted in deep listening, cultural humility, and a belief that facing mortality can help us live more fully and meaningfully.
Fluent in English, Spanish, and Hebrew, Gabriela brings a multicultural lens that respects and welcomes all stories, traditions, and beliefs. Her intention is to create inclusive, heart-centered spaces where each person’s experience is seen and honored.
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