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At a Death Café\;\, people come toge ther to engage in open conversations about death. This unique gathering ai ms to normalize discussions about death\, increasing awareness to help ind ividuals make the most of their finite lives.
\nThis group is facili tated in partnership with Hol ding Space Halton and Home Hospice Association and provides a welcoming space for these op en-ended conversations. There are no formal agendas\, objectives\, or them es&mdash\;just an opportunity to explore death as a natural part of life\, reflect on personal perspectives\, and connect with others over a topic t hat is often overlooked or misunderstood.
\nParticipants are welcome to bring their own refreshment (coffee or tea) to enjoy during the discus sion.
\nThe Death Café\; movement\, founded by Jon Underwood\, has grown globally\, offering communities a chance to engage with this es sential conversation. You can find more details about this Death Cafe\, as well as the global Death Café\; movement\, at the Death Cafe website.
\nDeath Café\;s are no t grief support groups. If you are currently experiencing grief\, please r each out to organizations like Ber eaved Families of Ontario or local private practices that can offer th e support you need.
\nRegistration is required.
\nSkills learn ed: Critical thinking\, Communication\, Information literacy\, Social skil ls \;
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