Courage Circles

We are living in a loneliness epidemic.
So many of us are surrounded by people, yet still feel unseen, unsupported, and disconnected.

Courage Circles were born as a response to that.

This is not a social club.
This is not a networking event.

This is true community; a place where you don’t just “hang out” but actually belong.

The difference?
A social event can fill your calendar.
A Courage Circle fills your soul.

Here, we move beyond small talk into meaningful talk. We gather not to perform, but to practice courage: the courage to be real, tender, honest, messy, joyful, and human together.

"Being in Courage Circle allowed me to have a voice. It showed me that I don’t always have to be the strong one in the room.”

"I felt so much weight lifted off me, from all the love and support being provided and given."

“Before this group, isolation was my safe space. Now I know I can be safe with people who truly care.”
 

Participants often describe it as:

• A reset
   
• A mirror
   
• A safe return to self and others
   
• A reminder of what authentic connection feels like
   

“It’s a space where I can show up exactly as I am without fear or judgment.”

“It’s deepened my connection with myself and reminded me how beautiful it is to listen and be listened to.”

“This was my first group experience, and now the bar is set so high—I won’t settle for less than this kind of care.”
 

Courage Circles can be offered in a variety of settings:

• Pop-Up Circles – a single gathering at a retreat, event, or conference
• Weekly or Monthly Series – ongoing groups hosted in workplaces, organizations, or community spaces
• Custom Gatherings – tailored sessions designed around your group’s theme (healing, creativity, grief, team trust, or belonging)

Whether in a circle of friends, a retreat, or a workplace wellness program, Courage Circles create the conditions for vulnerability, trust, and belonging.

People call it:

• “a sisterhood”
   
• “a community I didn’t know I needed”
   
• “proof that safe spaces still exist”
   

And they leave with more than just memories:

• Greater self-love → “Courage Circle taught me to love myself, date myself, care for myself.”
   
• Lasting connection → “It gave me a sense of community that I carry with me.”
   
• Healing in community → “It’s not just about connection—it’s about healing in community.