The first of a series of events to help people talk about grief and bereavement will take place in Douglas next month.
The Good Grief Café will be a chance to talk about the subject of grief, which organisers say will cover all losses, not just bereavement.
They say grief is an emotion people feel about a range of issues - including relationships, health and finances.
The event will take place at the Tea Junction on Castle Street in Douglas from 6.30pm on Monday, July 21.
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