ONSITE Death Cafe w/ Nicole & Mackenzie Logan

10:00 am – 12:00 pm (EST), Saturday November 2nd in the KNOWING room.

Death Cafe is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives, or themes. It is a discussion group rather than a grief support group and is for people who want a respectful confidential space to talk about death. In today’s society, many people feel uncomfortable with the topic of death, and we are discouraged from discussing it. If you want to talk about thoughts, feelings, and challenges around your death or the death of loved ones, this is the place.
And we have snacks!

We will start out by introducing ourselves and talk about why we have come to the death cafe. Then we will ask if anyone has questions, thoughts, or reflections and the discussion begins! Anything death related is fair game. Hope to see you there!
Co-Facilitators:

Nicole Logan, [nlogancounseling@gmail.com](mailto:nlogancounseling@gmail.com)
Licensed Professional Counselor – Nicole is a psychotherapist who works with people struggling with loss, life transitions, and the impact of childhood trauma. She uses an amazing technique
called IADC therapy to help reduce sadness, anger, and guilt around the loss of a loved one. The therapy consists of a total of two 90-minute sessions and clients report a significant reduction in sadness as well as a sense of peace around the loss.

Nicole is also a psychic medium who helps people move forward in life by connecting with their guides and their loved ones on the other side.

Mackenzie Logan, [Mackenzie@ubutherapyservices.com](mailto:Mackenzie@ubutherapyservices.com)
MA Clinical Counseling, Licensed Professional Counselor Associate Mackenzie is a psychotherapist who works with folks to find acceptance, growth, and authenticity on their healing journeys. She is currently accepting clients virtually for individual sessions for those residing in the state of South Carolina.