Café Couple is a talk given by Véronique Kohn at Gazette Café in Montpellier, in the Occitania region of France. It takes place on Friday 16 October and is billed as an event for anyone who has found it hard to move on from a former partner, even after a painful relationship has ended.
The subject is the question many people quietly carry: why does letting go feel so difficult? Rather than offering quick fixes, the talk looks at the deeper mechanisms of attachment. Kohn covers topics such as emotional dependency, limerence and childhood wounds, with the aim of helping attendees recognise these patterns in their own lives.
What to expect
The stated goal is understanding rather than judgment. Attendees are invited to name the patterns that keep them tied to an ex and to begin, at their own pace, to loosen those ties. It is a talk for people curious about the psychology behind attachment, whether they are currently working through a breakup or simply want to understand their past relationships better.
- A talk at a café venue, suited to a relaxed and reflective evening
- Themes of attachment, emotional dependency, limerence and childhood wounds
- A non-judgmental approach focused on recognition and self-understanding
Practical notes
The event is held at Gazette Café, which is part of the city's café scene, so it can be combined with time spent in the old centre of Montpellier, a university city known for its lively streets and squares. For details and the current programme, the venue publishes its agenda on its website, where the event is listed among the week's events from 13 to 18 October.