Death Cafes in Walthamstow

The North East London Death Café will be held from 2.45pm to 4pm on Saturday 16th September and Saturday 4 November at East of Eden, 14 Hatherley Mews, Walthamstow, E17 4QP.

What is a Death Café?
A Death Café is a safe, confidential and friendly space where people, usually strangers, come together to openly talk about death, dying, grief and life! There is no agenda or objectives;
the conversation is simply led by the people sitting in each of the small groups so it’s easy to participate. It is a place to talk & share (or just listen) rather than a grief support group or a counselling session.

Why do people attend a Death Café?
People attend for all sorts of reasons. It might be that a bereavement or illness makes death and grief more present and they feel a need to talk or explore it further. Some people want to find out how to broach the subject of death and dying with someone close to them, like parents or
grandparents. Or it might be a fear of death or dying that prompts someone to attend. For some people, it is just a desire to be more open or a curiosity about the subject.

To reserve a free ticket, email debbie@creatingconversations.uk or call 07592 908134.

See www.creatingconversations.uk for more information.