A Death Café is a group led discussion about experiences, thoughts, and perspectives about death and dying, held in a safe space with a facilitator (me!) who will ensure that everyone who wants to speak is given the time to do so. There is no advice offered, assigned topics, or guidance shared and the discussions follow guidelines that are universal to Death Cafe’s throughout the United States and world.

They are free to the public.

And even more good news - cake will be served!

For anyone who is death curious.

Western Culture has not given us real role models for how to embrace death and dying. Yet, it is something that we will all do 100% successfully. So, let’s talk about it.

Having rich, open, and honest discussions about death, dying, the afterworld, our wishes, varying beliefs, grief, and loss are just a few of the things that are very worthy of discussion. The more we discuss our concerns, thoughts and feelings, the easier it is to embrace the concept.

Talking about death is not morbid. Nor will it instantly summon the grim reaper to knock on your door any more than buying a lottery ticket will instantly win you millions of dollars. We will not all win millions of dollars. But we will all die. Why not be prepared?

Come join us to talk about your deepest questions, concerns, and experiences. Each month there will be 3 topics from which to choose- ones brought in by participants and ones pre-determined. The conversations will be group discussions and will be a safe place to share experiences, ask questions, and learn. All are welcome.

Meetings will be held the fourth Thursdays of the month, at Peace of the Planet (12 Fern Way, Madbury, NH)

Kindly RSVP so we can create a comfortable space for you.

There is no fee required. Light refreshments will be served.

April Topics

1. Changing how we address death issues - language matters.

2. Dementia and End of Life

3. Group topic

A Death Café is a group led discussion about experiences, thoughts, and perspectives about death and dying, held in a safe space with a facilitator (me!) who will ensure that everyone who wants to speak is given the time to do so. There is no advice offered, assigned topics, or guidance shared and the discussions follow guidelines that are universal to Death Cafe’s throughout the United States and world.

They are free to the public.

And even more good news - cake will be served!

For anyone who is death curious.

Western Culture has not given us real role models for how to embrace death and dying. Yet, it is something that we will all do 100% successfully. So, let’s talk about it.

Having rich, open, and honest discussions about death, dying, the afterworld, our wishes, varying beliefs, grief, and loss are just a few of the things that are very worthy of discussion. The more we discuss our concerns, thoughts and feelings, the easier it is to embrace the concept.

Talking about death is not morbid. Nor will it instantly summon the grim reaper to knock on your door any more than buying a lottery ticket will instantly win you millions of dollars. We will not all win millions of dollars. But we will all die. Why not be prepared?

Come join us to talk about your deepest questions, concerns, and experiences. Each month there will be 3 topics from which to choose- ones brought in by participants and ones pre-determined. The conversations will be group discussions and will be a safe place to share experiences, ask questions, and learn. All are welcome.

Meetings will be held the fourth Thursdays of the month, at Peace of the Planet (12 Fern Way, Madbury, NH)

Kindly RSVP so we can create a comfortable space for you.

There is no fee required. Light refreshments will be served.

March Topics

1. How do you bring up/talk about dying and death with someone who is terminal?

2. Medical Aid in Dying in New Hampshire, Vermont, and Canada. Options, differences, what can be done to help advocate for New Hampshire.

3. Group topic

A Death Café is a group led discussion about experiences, thoughts, and perspectives about death and dying, held in a safe space with a facilitator (me!) who will ensure that everyone who wants to speak is given the time to do so. There is no advice offered, assigned topics, or guidance shared and the discussions follow guidelines that are universal to Death Cafe’s throughout the United States and world.

They are free to the public.

And even more good news - cake will be served!

Registration for Death Wishes opens today!

Seven spots remain.

Registration closes on April 13th (or when class is filled ) for the First Cohort (April 16 - May 21)

The Energy of the new moon in Pisces is about being in the flow. As a water sign, the energy of Pisces asks us to stop fighting the current, and just be and to follow the current to see where it takes you. Picture yourself laying back and floating, with the noise quieted and the trust that the gentle current is moving you in the right direction.

Come join us as we allow ourselves to just “be” and float in the beautiful sound waves of a pisces sound healing where you will find yourself peaceful and grounded, ready to allow what is meant to be.

I know we advertise these meetings being the 3rd Monday of the month, but I’ll be darned if HOLIDAYS conflicting events don’t show up on those days! So, the first quarter of 2026, we will be holding them the 4th Monday of each month.

A Death Café is a group led discussion about experiences, thoughts, and perspectives about death and dying, held in a safe space with a facilitator (me!) who will ensure that everyone who wants to speak is given the time to do so. There is no advice offered, assigned topics, or guidance shared and the discussions follow guidelines that are universal to Death Cafe’s throughout the United States and world.

They are free to the public.

And even more good news - cake will be served!

** Please note: The Departure Lounge is normally the 4th Thursday of the month, but with a scheduling challenge, the February date has been moved up a week**

For anyone who is death curious.

Western Culture has not given us real role models for how to embrace death and dying. Yet, it is something that we will all do 100% successfully. So, let’s talk about it.

Having rich, open, and honest discussions about death, dying, the afterworld, our wishes, varying beliefs, grief, and loss are just a few of the things that are very worthy of discussion. The more we discuss our concerns, thoughts and feelings, the easier it is to embrace the concept.

Talking about death is not morbid. Nor will it instantly summon the grim reaper to knock on your door any more than buying a lottery ticket will instantly win you millions of dollars. We will not all win millions of dollars. But we will all die. Why not be prepared?

Come join us to talk about your deepest questions, concerns, and experiences. Each month there will be 3 topics from which to choose- ones brought in by participants and ones pre-determined. The conversations will be group discussions and will be a safe place to share experiences, ask questions, and learn. All are welcome.

Meetings will be held the fourth Thursdays of the month, at Peace of the Planet (12 Fern Way, Madbury, NH)

Kindly RSVP so we can create a comfortable space for you.

There is no fee required. Light refreshments will be served.

Topics

1. What do you believe happens to you/your soul when and after you die?

2. Helpful and thoughtful ways to be supportive when a loved one or friend is dying?

3. Group choice

The new moon in Aquarius with the added energy of a solar eclipse is extra supportive for the fresh start and to believe that we have the power to achieve our goals. The way we receive, process, and share information and energy matters. Aquarius energy can help us evaluate where we not only want ourselves to go, but where the collective will benefit.

Join us in raising our collective vibration at a sound healing filled with energy to help openly receive, integrate, and effectively communicate the highest vibrations possible.