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September 24, 2018

Celebrate Cafe Scientifique turning 6 on Tuesday 2nd October

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Café Scientifique – Tuesday 2 October- Facing our future self

Bournemouth Café Scientifique is turning 6 on Tuesday 2 October. To celebrate we have a fantastic talk from Dr Curie Scott about changing our attitudes to ageing. We’ll also have Birthday Brownies!

Join us on Tuesday 2 October from 7.30pm until 9.00pm (doors will open from 7.00pm):

Café Boscanova – 650 Christchurch Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth, BH1 4BP

Facing our future self

Dr Curie Scott

One in five people alive today will reach their 100th birthday. You are going to grow old but have you thought about it? Ageing is a taboo subject and older people are often stereotyped and overlooked. Dr Curie Scott invited people over 60 and students from Health & Social Care professional courses to four drawing workshops. Come and hear how drawing about ageing made a startling difference to their current lives. In terms of ageing, we cannot separate ourselves from our future older self, however much we want to do so. ‘They’ are the ‘we’ of the future.

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We look forward to seeing you!

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