Hosted by Josefine Speyer

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About this Death Cafe

When you ask to book a place, please tell Josefine a little about yourself. 

The upstairs room at Cafe Rouge is beautiful, but the acoustics are less so. For this reason we only use three tables of 8 - 10 people each. We have room for up to 30 participants only.

The format of the evening is in two parts. We start with a conversation around each table followed by a break. The second half varies. It could start with a short conversation in pairs before returning again to a conversation around the table and/or a plenary at the end.

Please order and pay for your food or drink on arrival, giving your name and table number in the Death Cafe upstairs. You could jump the queue by arriving before 6.30pm!

We hope for everyone to be settled by 6.45pm. 

About Josefine Speyer

Josefine Speyer is a UKCP registered psychotherapist in private practice in London since 1985. With her husband Nicholas Albery she founded the Natural Death Centre in 1991 (www.naturaldeath.org.uk), an educational charity of which she is now a patron. The NDC provides advice and information on funerals via its free help line and through the Natural Death Handbook.

Josefine specialises in death education workshops and study days to help people think and talk about death as a natural part of life and to educate them about choices.  Since November 2012 she has hosted Death Cafés at her home in NW London, in Hampstead’s Café Rouge, in Oxford and in Lewes. She holds monthly Death Cafés in Hampstead and in addition aims to host a Death Cafe in a less proivileged area of town. 

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