FREE WORKSHOP
Growth
in Relationship
We’re living in a time where many people are craving deeper connection, but don’t know where to practice it.
This free, one-hour experience is a chance to step into something different. Led by four professional coaches, you’ll participate in simple, guided group practices that offer a real taste of what growth-in-relationship feels like.
You won’t be asked to overshare, perform, or fix yourself. You’ll be invited to show up as you are and see what becomes possible when people grow together instead of going it alone.
This session also offers a preview of our upcoming 4-week Life Development Groups, for those curious about continuing the work.
Upcoming dates:
Thursday February 26, 3-4 p.m. PT / 6-7 p.m. ET
Monday March 2, 2-3 p.m. PT / 5-6 p.m. ET
“Life Development Group supports my emotional development.
I’m so inspired by this way of connecting with people.”
WHAT TO EXPECT
You don’t need to know what you’re looking for or have a clear goal in mind.
This hour is simply a chance to try something most of us don’t get many opportunities to practice: relating with others in a thoughtful, supported way.
You can come curious, quiet, skeptical, or unsure. The point isn’t to get it “right.” It’s to notice what it’s like to be in a different kind of space together. Here’s what to expect:
A small group facilitated by experienced coaches
A few simple, guided group practices
Time to reflect on what the experience brings up for you
A little stretch, a little ease, and a real sense of connection that forms quickly.
FACILITATORS
We believe loneliness, disconnection, and going-it-alone have become dangerously normal—and we’re creating spaces where people actually practice being human together again.
Carrie Sackett, MS PCC
Coach, Speaker, Trainer, Author, Founder of Social Therapeutic CoachingCarrie Sackett is the founder of a group-based approach to human development, with over two decades of experience supporting individuals, couples, groups, and teams. She is the author of Social Therapeutic Coaching (Routledge, 2024) and CEO of the Center for Group and Couples Coaching. Carrie’s work is experiential, relational, and practical—helping people build trust quickly, create with what’s emerging in the room, and embrace new possibilities for themselves.
Tricia Livermore, MSTC
Tricia Livermore is a Master Certified Social Therapeutic Coach and Conscious Development coach with decades of experience spanning corporate leadership and heart-centered work. She supports individuals and groups in expanding emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and relational capacity. Tricia brings a grounded, compassionate presence to group spaces, where people explore who they are, what they want, and how they want to live—together.
Conscious Development Coach
Sarah Martin is devoted to cultivating emotional literacy as the foundation for meaningful change. With a background spanning theatre, architecture, design, and education, she brings a creative, embodied, and collaborative approach to group work. Sarah helps people tune into their values and inner resonance, distinguish signal from noise, and move toward change with curiosity, courage, and commitment.
Coach, Educator and FacilitatorSarah Martin, ACC, MSTC
Jen Conshue, ACC
Jen Conshue works with people who want to live and lead with more care and connection. Her relational, experiential approach is shaped by years of creative practice and a commitment to being present with what’s unfolding. Jen brings a calm, perceptive presence and subtle humor, creating space for people to deepen self-awareness, grow relationally, and show up more fully in their lives and work.
Personal Development CoachARE YOU CURIOUS?
You’ll experience what group-based growth actually feels like and leave with practical tools you can use right away, plus a clearer sense of whether joining a Life Development Group is a good next step for you.
We’re done treating loneliness as normal. We’re here to help people practice real connection together. Come as you are. No commitment beyond the hour.
If you’ve been feeling stuck, isolated, or tired of going it alone, this is an hour worth showing up for.
Ready to try something different?
Join a free, one-hour group experience.
Thursday February 26, 3-4 p.m. PT / 6-7 p.m. ET
Monday March 2, 2-3 p.m. PT / 5-6 p.m. ET
