Le Puy-en-Velay : un Café mortel pour parler librement de la fin de vie

, Le Puy-en-Velay : un Café mortel pour parler librement de la fin de vie
, Le Puy-en-Velay : un Café mortel pour parler librement de la fin de vie

Au Puy-en-Velay, un « Café mortel » est organisé ce jeudi 23 avril à 10h au sein du Mama’s Café au Puy-en-Velay. L’événement est porté par l’association Voisins et Soins, en partenariat avec le café local, dans le cadre d’une démarche de sensibilisation autour de la fin de vie et du deuil.

Les « Cafés mortels » se développent depuis plusieurs années en France et dans d’autres pays. Leur principe est de proposer un espace informel et ouvert à tous, où chacun peut venir échanger librement sur la mort, la fin de vie ou le deuil. Ni conférence, ni groupe de parole thérapeutique, ces rencontres reposent avant tout sur la parole spontanée et l’écoute.

Ce format répond à un besoin croissant d’espaces de discussion autour de sujets souvent considérés comme difficiles ou tabous. Il permet à des participants de tous âges et de tous horizons de partager leurs expériences, leurs interrogations ou simplement d’écouter, dans un cadre convivial autour d’un café.

À travers cette initiative, Voisins et Soins poursuit son objectif de renforcer le lien social et l’accompagnement de proximité autour des situations de fin de vie. L’association entend ainsi contribuer à faire évoluer le regard porté sur la mort, en la réinscrivant dans les échanges du quotidien.

L’événement est gratuit et ouvert à tous. Les personnes souhaitant participer sont invitées à s’inscrire par mail à l’adresse suivante : mamascafelepuy@gmail.com.

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Le Puy-en-Velay : un Café mortel pour parler librement de la fin de vie
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