September 14 2014

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What others say about CircleCulture work:

“Being part of a circle means a circle of caring and loving people who support each other. Having a circle format has given us structure and enabled each member to assume leadership. We share many things because of our lifestyle but hearing that others have the same concerns and problems makes a difference in not feeling alone and isolated. Lauren offers guidance and role modeling and always is present for feedback and appreciations.”
—Jennifer Waters

“It has been an honor to learn from and collaborate with Lauren as she joyously lives her passion. Her enthusiasm is contagious, her perseverance is remarkable, and her effectiveness is profound.”
—Diane G. Beal, Circle leader

“Your product is community collaborative therapy.”
—Jem Powell, Circle facilitator and participant

“I’ve led circles for many years and felt that I had a pretty good idea ‘how to do’ a circle. What I didn’t expect in signing up for her 12-month teleconference series “Beloved Community” was how much I would learn by participating with Lauren Oliver as circle facilitator. The circle processes she consistently demonstrates are simple, but what I saw is that when they are consistently applied, they make a remarkable difference in the power, well-being, and the on-going life of the group. Being in circle with Lauren is an inspiring way to learn and has built my confidence in applying the ‘tools for cooperative work’ in my own circle practice.”
—Lorraine Cook, Southern Oregon Pachamama Alliance facilitator