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Life is Easier Together

Monthly conversations about how to take care of ourselves as we're taking care of those around us
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What do we talk about?

The topics change each month, but all focus on the ways to maintain our own strength and mental health while showing up for the people who need us. Sample topics include what it means to hold space and the role of art in self-care (with a special shout out to ’90s hip hop). 

How does it work?

We meet the second Friday of every month,  at 12pm Eastern, over Zoom, for one hour. The first 20 minutes or so are a short presentation on the topic for the month, then we open up for discussion. You can take part in the conversation as much or as little as you like. Before the meeting, you’ll get an email with the topic and some questions to think about. After the meeting, you’ll get another email with a quick summary of the conversation and any follow-up information.

Do i need this?

We spend a lot of our life taking care of those around us–at work, at home, in our families and our communities. Eventually, it takes a toll. Over time, it starts to affect us in shorter tempers, illness, insomnia, and more. One hour a month to think about how you’re taking care of yourself? You can give yourself that. 

What does it cost?

It’s free. Promise.

How do I sign up?

Sign up with your email address on the link that says “Join Us.” You’ll get an email prior to the next call with all you need to join in. 

Your Host

Katharine Manning

Kate is the author of The Empathetic Workplace: 5 Steps to a Compassionate, Calm, and Confident Response to Trauma on the Job, and an attorney with more than 25 years experience on issues of trauma and victimization. She’s also a trained and experienced facilitator and mediator. 

Kate creates a safe space to discuss truly sensitive topics.

Sarah

Washington, DC

It was a very smooth and interactive conversation. Kate has a great ability to engage the audience with examples and stories.

Olivia

New York City

You're carrying a lot these days. Wouldn't it be nice to have a place to talk about it, with people who get it?