"Widening Circles has been a space to practice transitioning to trust. To regularly show up to what is, welcome it, be heard and witnessed in it.
It's felt like 'doing human' collectively, everyone taking the lid off and having a look at what's going on, realising it's so much bigger than each of us... It feels safe, nourishing, expansive, full of possibilities and a core strength that I could not possibly have alone." S. D., United Kingdom
"What I value about Widening Circles is that it is agendaless, yet there is space and intention for professional development. It is moving to be deeply seen in my embodied journey of that. And to trust that I won't be pushed more than clarity naturally pushes me." R. K., United States
"I keep being inspired by our group, by the skillshares and EVERYTHING! And amazing things keep happening. I'm becoming ever more courageous, daring to BE so much more, and showing up as a human being more than ever in my work. So thank you SOOO much, you're doing amazing. I appreciate this space and you all so so much." M. C., Germany
"Feeling more human and deserving of being cared for, by coming together with other carers that need to be cared for. I'd like to celebrate the visibility of parts of myself (and others) that are normally kept aside. As a carer who's not used to having a space to be cared for and feel part of a group, the Widening Circles has allowed me to first witness this aspect of myself and, slowly to see and bring it to other's visibility, diminishing the guilt for its presence and hopefully heading towards accepting and integrating it. Thank you for creating this space! <3" A. S., Romania
"Somehow I'm taking this group more seriously than I have done with other groups in the past. It seems to represent for me 'humanity' and 'other'. It feels big and significant, like meeting a whale or something. Sometimes the old habitual ways of relating come up and I feel distant and see the group as separate from me, as a task or burden to 'deliver them what they want from me' and free myself off. And then again I recognise the freedom being present again, realising I chose this group deliberately and I'm not made to do it's bidding, I'm free with every single one of you. Then I get this majestic 'whale-encounter' feeling again where the group comes alive and I'm even part of it! Then it feels new again and I feel touched, honoured, scared, even a little bit devotional in moments, which surprised me. I celebrate all of this, I love the feeling that it matters, and also that I'm leaning into my edge." B. L., The Netherlands
"Widening Circles has been at once both inspirational and healing. Being in a space with other spaceholders I’ve felt seen, supported and connected. We’ve experienced everything from deep grief to joyful playfulness together. I’ve also received new perspectives which have changed my way of approaching my life and business. The facilitators have been amazing, holding the space with softness and dedication. Profoundly grateful!" R. W., Austria