CIRCLE OFFERS YOU OPPORTUNITIES TO . . .
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Gather trusted people discussing what matters most to you
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Develop your leadership potential
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Take risks with support
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Create abundance by expressing appreciation for self and others.
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Cultivate love instead of fear, telling each other what we need to hear.
Tools and Support to Bring Together People in Circle
Personal Growth
Understand your stage of development, identify your strengths and gifts, and clarify your chosen direction.
teaching & learning
Express your gifts, wisdom and respectful feedback; learn from others’ life experiences; hear how your behavior impacts others, to become your best self.
community action
Circle as a means for community gathering for action, an organizing tool where everyone is listened to and contributes to solutions for the greater good.
A deeply human capacity for cooperation naturally emerges as people practice listening without judgment and speaking truth without fear.
Call for a FREE Consultation with CircleCulture Founder Lauren Oliver to start or reinvigorate your circle
The Millionth Circle Hypothesis:
“When a critical number of people change how they think and behave, the culture will change also, and a new era begins…. The significance of Circles can be appreciated as a revolutionary-evolutionary movement that is hidden in plain sight.”
~ Jean Shinoda Bolen
CircleCulture tools provide a framework — a common language and practical techniques for cooperative work — to get you started and support you along the way as you build a circle that accomplishes its purpose and, at the same time, consistently works for everyone.
Book
COMING SOON. The guide for facilitators of circles: CircleCulture: Tools for Cooperative Work. Foreword by Jean Houston, PhD.
About Lauren
I love how people, and all our relations in the natural world, embody the creative life spirit.
Blog
Circle stories and tips, community health, trauma and healing, world worries and relief.
“Each person’s voice is acknowledged. We each bring our energy and truth, and witness others. The whole circle – greater than the sum of its members – gains a unique power to enhance collective well-being.”
—Nicolette Cautero, Circle Facilitator
“Lauren Oliver has a particular talent for intuiting the spark of what can be appreciated in each group member, thereby modeling a crucial and underused form of ‘glue’ for group cohesion.”
—Karen Lawson
“CircleCulture inspires us, answers our questions, evokes new possibilities, and provides pathways and principles toward fulfilling some of today’s most poignant needs: for companionship, connection, and abiding friendship.”
—Jean Houston, PhD