What is a “circle?”

Circles are a technology as old as time. As long as humans have gathered, we’ve used the circle to know one another, support one another, challenge one another.

The circles I offer throughout the year are places for all of that and more.

In some ways, it’s actually difficult to describe, despite its simplicity.

Imagine a group of people, often starting as strangers, sitting together in a circle, using processes and methods as old as time to connect, share, inquire, listen, understand, grow, even heal. After an hour or two (let alone coming together for weeks or months), that sense of stranger, of ‘other’, tends to fall away. We find ourselves connected—human to human—just as our ancestors did.

In short, that’s a circle.

With different contexts breeding different needs, I try to create spaces that can respond to the very real-life needs of people out there trying their best. That’s probably you.