Something feels off. It's not just you.

We're more digitally connected than ever, yet meaningful connection feels harder to find.

Most of us assume that's a personal problem, or a problem with the "other side". It's not. There are forces actively working to keep us apart. Once you see them, you'll start to see everything differently.

In this 60-minute virtual experience, we'll discuss the forces that are working to keep us disconnected and lonely, while providing insight and practice you can use to feel more connected to yourself and others as well as what you can do to bring more connection into your relationships, your leadership, and your corner of the world.

If anything, join us to get a taste of real human connection. We'll show you what is possible while providing a starting point on things you can try in your own life.

What to expect:

Intros & hellos
Discussion on the forces that are keeping us disconnected and how it shows up in our lives
Group practice
Q&A and additional ways you can make a positive impact in the world

You'll leave with:

A new lens on why connection feels so hard (hint: it's not your fault)
A practice you can use immediately with the people in your life
The reminder that you can make a real difference starting with your very next conversation

This event is for you if:

You've been feeling disconnected or lonely
You want to be a better leader, partner, friend, or collaborator
You believe the world needs more people who know how to truly connect
You're ready to stop consuming content about connection and actually experience it

About your host: Matty Stevenson is the founder of Conscious Ground, an organization dedicated to healing division through authentic connection, conscious leadership, and solidarity. With over a decade of group practice and years of facilitation experience, Matty helps people and organizations bridge divides and build the skills that make real change possible.

Contact the host of Reclaiming Connection: Skills for Positive Impact in Troubling Times

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