What people are saying...
"Some of the best 3 hours I have ever spent. "
"I feel seen, heard and accepted ❤️"
"I've met some really wonderful people that I'd never meet otherwise. I can see that there are other people out there who want to show up and connect with others."
"It’s a group setting of all different kinds of people. Rachel provides a safe space and the tools necessary to explore your most inner vulnerabilities. Never pushed into anything, encouraged and taught how to set boundaries. While connecting with others on their own healing journey. I highly recommend if searching for deeper connection to self and others."
"I loved it. Great to be with people who understand where you come from. I was at peace when I arrived. My whirly-gig brain was at rest"
--Pat
"This was so fun, heartwarming, connection tank filling and conscious relating unequal to watching Ted talks or listening tp YouTube or reading books. This hands on workshop of connection helps to ease the craving I feel for the deeper connections in a fun filled couple of hours and gives me lots of things to take away for further reflection."
--Sherri
"I’m so glad I came. I want to come back. It felt so good to be in such a warm, safe and fun container."
"Practicing communication and deepening intimacy in ways that gave me more insight into how I show up in relationships."
"Very appropriate for anyone seeking experience and connection beyond the superficial. Well facilitated by Rachel."
"Beautiful connections made with people in a safe, calm inviting space.Learning about myself through sharing experiences with others and getting feedback from a non judgmental caring response. Enlightening and powerful."
--Mary
"I loved the event! What I like best was being able to be with like-minded people, with having almost the same struggles as well as positive energy in a safe, judgment-free place. These are all walks of life where people come together. Nothing I can think of that is bad. My experience was Peace + Respect = Positive Energy."
--Winnie
"It felt great to share reality amongst a group of strangers who all wanted deeper connections. The environment makes it easy to talk about the real stuff and how you're feeling."
--Nick