About this Death Cafe
A Gentle Space for Difficult Conversations
Death, loss, and letting go can be difficult to talk about.
And yet, you can't talk about death without talking about living.
Gathering in the Quiet is a small, intimate space to slow down, listen, reflect, and talk honestly about the things we don't always get to say out loud.
There’s no pressure to share. You’re welcome to simply listen and be present.
Six Saturdays Together
September 5, 2026
September 12, 2026
September 19, 2026
September 26, 2026
October 3, 2026
October 10, 2026
4:00 PM ET · Approximately 90 minutes · Live on Zoom
Register once, and you're invited to all six sessions.
About Catherine Seo, PhD
Catherine Seo, PhD
Host
Catherine founded Lipedema Simplified and has spent over a decade creating education and community for people living with lipedema and lymphedema. This series grew out of her own recent work on estate and end-of-life planning — and her wish to bring that experience back to the community rather than hold it alone.
Tisa McGraw
Death Doula and Facilitator
Tisa is a death doula who has been walking alongside our community as we find our own way into thinking about death and dying. She brings presence more than answers — a steady, unhurried companionship that makes room for whatever comes up, and makes hard conversations feel a good deal less lonely.
Julie Stewart
Community Muse and Organizer
Julie is Lipedema Simplified's community muse and mentor, and the one shaping this exploration of death and dying into something we can actually gather around. She has a way of sensing what our community is ready to talk about before we quite have words for it — and then gently making the space for it.
Lipedema Simplified
Host Organization
Lipedema Simplified is an education and community organization for people living with lipedema, lymphedema, and related conditions. Gathering in the Quiet extends that work into harder territory — life, loss, and planning ahead — with the same honesty and care.
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