Creating Connection Online
Learn fun and powerful facilitation practices to inspire your next online group experience
Free webinar on Wednesday, March 22th at 12pm ET
Creating Connection Online
Learn fun and powerful facilitation practices to inspire your next online group experience
Free webinar on Wednesday, March 22th at 12pm ET
How do you create a space that is fun, safe, and deeply relational? In this webinar we'll share a wide sampling of creative activities to inspire your next group process.
We'll explore animal embodiment, drawing music, somatic mirroring, and social poetry. We'll demonstrate how to run zoom calls that incorporate these elements in a way that leaves people feeling uplifted. You'll walk away with a small catalogue of powerful relational practices that you can use to create connection in any group experience.
You'll learn how you can create a safe and intimate space that invites presence and meaningful sharing. This is a super fun, participatory and experiential webinar where you'll discover for yourself what's possible in a well designed online experience.
Please join us and feel free to invite your friends...
Learn how you can...
Facilitate online groups in a
powerful way
Design a learning experience that inspires commitment and connection
Use powerful online tools to help you to deliver your course
About Lorenz and Natasha
We've been guiding and facilitating small group experiences since 2011. We started with hosting meetups in our living room in New York City. Lots of them. Over the years, we realized that group process is our thing. Today, we're the co-founders of Sutra, a platform that is home to thousands of people participating in group learning experiences. And our Transformational Teaching Online program has helped hundreds of people discover what's possible with relational spaces online.
Our work with Sutra has supported the Harvard Program in Refugee Trauma, leadership programs at UNICEF and the Presencing Institute, as well as many other organizations and individuals in creating online learning experiences that foster deep connection and communication.
Our background integrates a masters study from the Harvard Graduate School of Education with Theory U work from MIT professor Otto Scharmer and Immunity To Change methodologies from Harvard professors Robert Keegan and Lisa Lahey as well as relational practices inspired by Thomas Hubl.
If you really knew us you would know... that we're both certified yoga teachers and we love meditating with our dog Dakota :-)
What people have shared about Sutra...
Sutra has been a wonderfully supportive platform for our Warriors for the Human Spirit trainings. The Warrior community spans more than 30 countries and has 200 active members. We are about to expand to many more hundred and Sutra gives us confidence that we can manage large numbers without losing the quality of interactions and the depth of teachings.
Margaret Wheatley
Author and teacher
I manage trainings with about 100 people and have to keep track of everyone while fostering a friendly and supportive community. Every platform I researched felt unsafe and couldn't support kinds of conversations that I know bring spiritual, personal, and communal transformation. When I found Sutra I instantly saw the value and have been a devoted user ever since.
Hari Kaur Khalsa
Master yoga teacher
There is something about the quality of Sutra that invites people to listen more deeply and be really intentional in action. On other social media, people throw anything out, but here, I see people taking a lot of care and really respecting the space. It nourishes me. I take care of it. It feels special … a special place and group. I think others might be feeling that too.
Bernadette Wesley
Professional facilitator
