- Circling is a relational space that aims to reveal one’s present moment experience by exploring the unknown, incomplete, and ambiguous aspects of oneself.
- The practice of circling seeks to welcome all layers of human expression, including so-called negative or inappropriate emotions such as anger, sadness, and inadequacy.
- The facilitators are committed to caring for each participant’s experience, but sometimes dissonance may arise, which could trigger discomfort or difficult emotions for some people.
- Circling is not therapy, although it can be therapeutic. It is not guaranteed to be a “safe space” because everyone’s boundaries and comfort zones are different.
- If a participant has concerns or needs support, they can speak with the facilitator(s) during breaks or after the session.
Experience Connection