Death Cafe

In May, we will be exploring your fears surrounding death.

A hundred years ago, most people died at home, so witnessing the dying process was a natural part of life. Today, that’s no longer the norm, which can increase feelings of uneasiness and anxiety.

What are your personal triggers?

• The fear of the unknown?
• The thought of your loved ones witnessing your suffering?
• Worry about the financial burden your passing may place on your family?
• Regret over not having enough time to say what you need to to those you love.  

Join us in a safe and supportive space to talk about your fears and explore what might be affecting your peace of mind– keeping you from focusing on LIVING today!

The Death Cafe is a safe and supportive space for participants to openly explore thoughts and emotions about death. These guided group discussions can help reduce the stigma surrounding discussions of mortality.

Jessica Little, an oncology social worker, and patient Dana Querido, bring their expertise and compassionate perspectives to guide conversations that foster connection, understanding, and a sense of community.