❤️🔥 In Relationship With x 💙 Asian Mental Health Project | Relationship Reflections
🌟 Relationship Reflections: A Year-End Gathering 🌟
Join us for an intimate and thought-provoking evening for our last session of the year called "Relationship Reflections."
It's time to pause, ponder, and pave the way for more ease in your relationships. We’ll answer these 3 prompts as a community:
🌈 What are 3 things you appreciate? 🌈
Take a moment to acknowledge and express gratitude for the beautiful aspects of your relationships that have added color to your journey this year. Whether it's the unwavering support of a friend, the understanding of a family member, or the camaraderie of a partner - let’s celebrate the positive influences that have shaped your year.
💬 3 Things You'd Like to See Change 💬
Reflect on the areas where growth and improvement are desired. Is there a communication gap that needs bridging? Perhaps a need for more quality time together? Identify three aspects you'd like to see evolve in your relationships, paving the way for a more fulfilling and harmonious future.
🚀 Discuss Small Steps to Take 🚀
Engage in open conversations with fellow participants as you brainstorm actionable steps to bring about positive change. Share your insights, learn from others, and collaboratively explore the small yet impactful steps that can better your relationships.
🎉 Why Attend? 🎉
Connect on a Deeper Level: Forge meaningful connections with like-minded individuals who share your commitment to growth in relationships.
Gain Valuable Insights: Benefit from the collective wisdom of the group as you navigate the intricacies of building and sustaining healthy connections.
Set the Tone for Next Year: Use this reflective space to set intentions and aspirations for the upcoming year.
Join relational dynamics facilitators Kevin and Stephanie as they discuss how they show up for each other in a fluid way. They'll share about the behaviors they felt trapped in, what it was like to shift out of them, and what it was like to be on the receiving end.
It’s safe to say that Kevin and Stephanie’s Asian experience has lots of complexity, and while their experience isn’t representative of all Asian cultures, their intention is to create a space to normalize having conversations about these themes.