Death Cafe
I think it’s almost easier to say what a Death Café is not….
It’s not for bereavement support nor grief therapy.
It’s not a vehicle to promote any specific business, ideology or belief system.
There are no specific topics nor agendas.
So, what should you expect…
Death Café is an opportunity to chat in a relaxed and informal way about death and dying. The conversation can flow from personal stories to thoughts, reflections and questions about death. It is a time to listen as well and be respectful of others. And, to share a cup of tea or coffee and a piece of cake.
Nicky Soloman was interviewed by North Sydney Living about the Death Cafe. If you’d like to read the article, click here.
Testimonial
"The Death Cafe session was insightful and inspiring. Nicky’s mediation and guidance through the discussions was excellent and professional. I would like the death cafe to continue in future." Arek Sinanian
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About the tutor
Nicky Solomon
I’m a Sydney based Civil Celebrant and have been conducting weddings and funeral services since 2007. I grew up in a family that avoided talking about anything unpleasant or unhappy (especially sickness and death) hence my interest in talking about these very topics. I was fortunate enough to do Zenith Virago’s Death Walker course in 2016 and conducted a community memorial service in 2017 at North Sydney Community Centre. I am looking forward to sharing what I know and facilitating a thought-provoking discussion.
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