We Heal For All Circles

Support group-style community space that uses meditation, storytelling, & resonance practice to process what’s going on in the world

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You don’t have to carry the intensity of the world alone

We need each other right now. 

What’s happening in our greater world is too much for you to hold on our own. 

Those of us who pay attention and care about things like rising authoritarianism, polarization, environmental breakdown, injustice, violence need community space to support our inner worlds. 

To grieve, rage, grapple, and feel. To be held in our not knowing, and to give birth to new types of insight through the honest work of being present with what is. 

None of us can go this alone, and we’re not meant to. 

Join us for an upcoming Circle to be supported just as you are, and to co-create wisdom you can carry with you into how you’re showing up and of service these days.

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What is a We Heal For All Circle?

Support group-style community space for collective healing

Facilitated group experience of meditation, storytelling & resonance practice

An infographic titled 'We Heal For All Circle Model' displaying five stages of a healing process, represented by icons and descriptions: 1) Arrive & ground with a candle icon, 2) Meditation with a person meditating icon, 3) Storytelling & resonance practice with a group of three people smiling, 4) Cool down & integrate with a person's head showing a spiral, 5) Gratitude & goodbye's with a candle icon.

Circles use meditation, storytelling, and resonance practice to help people process what they’re experiencing as it relates to the world, so they can unearth wisdom within what they feel, and be of better service to these transformational times.

People come together in community—online or in person—to slow down, come into their hearts, and share about their personal lived experience with this time of change and how it’s affecting them.

We use two main healing-centered tools:

  • Guidelines for Listening & Sharing—what we agree to practice while in community together. Designed to make the space as constructive and supportive to as many as possible.

  • Resonance Practice—a form of embodied empathy and emotional mindfulness that keeps our listening active, rooted in our bodies, and of service to the group.

Reflections from community members

  • A young woman with curly hair smiling, wearing a backpack and casual clothes, standing against a textured wall.

    I highly recommend being a part of this space! Liz is a wonderful and compassionate facilitator. I have never encountered a space to openly speak about ecological grief in a supportive way. I left the space feeling so much lighter and comforted that there are so many others who are going through the same thing. This is such a valuable and timely gift. Thank you Liz and everyone who was a part of my circle! - Cailin

  • Close-up of a man with short dark hair, a goatee, and a marathon running vest, smiling outdoors with city skyscrapers and water in the background.

    All this news bombarding the public without a healthy outlet is bad news bears. It’s like being punched in the face and told to shut up. Like, no, i'm gonna say ouch damn it. Circle space is a place for that ‘ouch’. I could not have asked for better guides during such a confusing time period in human history. They were so supportive in holding space through open discussions and mindful movements. I feel blessed to have been a part of such a great program. - Ethan

  • A woman sitting outdoors on a hillside overlooking a river and terraced fields with mountains in the background on a clear, sunny day.

    I had a healing experience sitting amongst a diverse group of individuals who all share the same sentiment of world peace. I think the future depends on groups like this one - sitting and discussing uncomfortable conversations, collectively - so that no one feels lost, left behind, forgotten. - Lauren

  • A black-and-white stylized portrait of a bald man with glasses and a beard, standing in front of a wall with framed pictures and artwork.

    It is rare to have a place to pause, to listen to, and then voice our grief, our hope, and our commitments in such a resonant community. And to bear witness to each other's stories as we moved our attention from individual to individual. We supported each other even as we witnessed, signaling our resonance and heart-response in nonverbal ways. It was a process of honoring our deepest truths, voiced for the good of all through a clearly structured and safe space, while also holding it open format to be co-created by each group that may show up. May we all continue to show up, strongly, for and with each other in these ways! - Peter

  • A woman with long, curly, reddish-brown hair smiling in an indoor setting.

    The experience of The We HeAl All Circle was powerful and provided connection. It was absolutely healing. I loved the structure and the space that was created to openly and honestly share our feelings thoughts and emotions. Liz’s presence as the facilitator provide a safe space to be authentic vulnerable and in integrity. - Reverend Grenetta

  • A young man outdoors standing in front of a textured stone wall, wearing a dark jacket and jeans, with a backpack, smiling and holding his hands together in a prayer-like gesture.

    I felt supported and celebrated as I shared what was challenging, as well as what was joyful. I was encouraged to be vulnerable and open by the supportive nature of the circle structure, as well as by the other participants who wholeheartedly shared their stories and, in turn, received my own. The community I found in this program set the bar for communities that I’ll seek out moving forward, not only to be a part of, but to cultivate in spaces and relationships I hold. - Patrick

  • A woman smiling with glasses, wearing a white T-shirt with a black and white illustration of a storefront with the word 'ROOTS' on it.

    The caring space to process this experience of deep change on a personal, theoretical, and global/universal/consciousness (whatever you call that!) level. The most beneficial aspect was the sharing -giving space to process out loud helps me chip away at what I think is true and get closer to my own understanding of that truth. - Elena

  • Horizontal in nature. Socially inclusive in practice. Rooted in liberation practices.

  • Based in cutting-edge research in emotional mindfulness and embodied empathy.

  • Philosophical views and perspectives. Backgrounds, beliefs, and bodies. Relational & somatic tools support diversity.

  • Hold space for new insights to come through. None of us have all the answers, all of us have wisdom to offer.

  • Connect with yourself, others, and that which is greater than you (the collective, Spirit, the Universe, the human family, etc.)—whatever that may mean to you

The We Heal For All Circle model is:

Learn how to facilitate a We Heal For All Circle