Welcoming & easy to enter

Welcome & social tone

An interaction climate where newcomers are acknowledged and can join without unnecessary social friction.

Informal & casual

Welcome & social tone

A socially informal climate with relatively low emphasis on ceremony, hierarchy or formality.

Warm & friendly

Welcome & social tone

A warm, approachable climate where ordinary friendliness and human connection are encouraged.

Relaxed & low-pressure

Energy & intensity

An unhurried, socially low-pressure climate with room for people to settle in while retaining the group’s purpose.

Ask Curious Questions Before Persuading

Listening, understanding, and perspective

Intentionally use open questions to understand another person’s meaning, experience, or perspective before trying to persuade or solve.

Check Intent Before Concluding Harm

Listening, understanding, and perspective

Treat the first interpretation of another person's intention as a possibility rather than a confirmed fact when the evidence is ambiguous.

What Would Help This Week

Support ritual: share one small thing that would help this week.

People may name one small, appropriate thing that would support them this week.

Small Vulnerability Share

Real connection: share something small and honest, or simply pass.

People are invited to share one small, appropriate vulnerability, learning edge, mistake, uncertainty, or human moment. This can help the group notice behaviour that may be consistent with humility, reciprocity, and respect—such as appropriate acknowledgement of uncertainty, shared attention, and mutual openness—as well as behaviours such as dominating, performing, mocking others, avoiding reciprocity, or repeatedly directing attention back to oneself. No single response should be treated as evidence of a personality type or diagnosis.

Small Vulnerability Share

Real connection: share something small and honest, or simply pass.

People are invited to share one small, appropriate vulnerability, learning edge, mistake, uncertainty, or human moment. This can help the group notice behaviour that may be consistent with humility, reciprocity, and respect—such as appropriate acknowledgement of uncertainty, shared attention, and mutual openness—as well as behaviours such as dominating, performing, mocking others, avoiding reciprocity, or repeatedly directing attention back to oneself. No single response should be treated as evidence of a personality type or diagnosis.

Small Vulnerability Share

Real connection: share something small and honest, or simply pass.

People are invited to share one small, appropriate vulnerability, learning edge, mistake, uncertainty, or human moment. This can help the group notice behaviour that may be consistent with humility, reciprocity, and respect—such as appropriate acknowledgement of uncertainty, shared attention, and mutual openness—as well as behaviours such as dominating, performing, mocking others, avoiding reciprocity, or repeatedly directing attention back to oneself. No single response should be treated as evidence of a personality type or diagnosis.

Ireland

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Welcoming & easy to enter

Welcome & social tone

An interaction climate where newcomers are acknowledged and can join without unnecessary social friction.

Listen for the Underlying Need

Listening, understanding, and perspective

Listen for unmet need beneath complaint.

Organiser-led decisions

Decision authority

The organiser normally makes final decisions after considering relevant input.

Small Vulnerability Share

Real connection: share something small and honest, or simply pass.

People are invited to share one small, appropriate vulnerability, learning edge, mistake, uncertainty, or human moment. This can help the group notice behaviour that may be consistent with humility, reciprocity, and respect—such as appropriate acknowledgement of uncertainty, shared attention, and mutual openness—as well as behaviours such as dominating, performing, mocking others, avoiding reciprocity, or repeatedly directing attention back to oneself. No single response should be treated as evidence of a personality type or diagnosis.