presents
Build the village
you've always needed.
Join us for an in-person workshop
Sunday, September 27, 1:30-4:30pm
Atlanta, GA
Have a phone full of contacts but no one to call at 2am?
This workshop is for you.
You—the 30-something new mom struggling through the postpartum seas, rocked by emotional highs and lows, feeling like you've lost your identity and unsure who you're meant to be now.
You—the 40-something wife, mom, and career woman who's feeling isolated, but has no time for a social life.
You—the compassionate, generous extroverted butterfly who finds the time to plan every birthday party and girls trip, but has no energy to take care of yourself.
What if you had just a few close friends you could rely on. Ride or die types who will drive across town to deliver your favorite sweet treat and hold you in their arms when "ish" hits the fan. What if when you need a shoulder to cry on or a hand to hold, you had it without even asking? It's more than possible, it's essential.
You're not meant to do life alone. Community is vital to our wellbeing, growth and—let's face it—mental stability. It might seem elusive, but community can be cultivated. Maybe no one ever taught you how, but it's not too late. It just takes a little time and a few simple tools to lighten the load.
Get the tools in the Build the Village workshop.
What you'll learn
Highly practical and actionable strategies for creating the community you need
01
Understand the Keys to Connection
We're all aware just how rampant the loneliness epidemic is. But the problem isn't isolation—it's disconnection. We're missing true intimacy and belonging. But we can change that.
02
Know What You Value in Relationship
Assessing how you feel cared for, what you expect from friends and your own capacity for relationship right now, we lay the groundwork for having an open and honest conversation about our expectations and needs.
03
Show Up From Your Strengths
Learn the skills to showing up in any season, whether grief, crisis, transitions or conflict and leverage your unique strengths to care for your community.
04
Set Up Systems
Quit trying to rely on your memory and white knuckle your way to being a good friend. Leave the guilt behind with simple and actionable systems that lighten the mental load and help you show up for the important stuff.
05
Discuss With Your Friends
Put what you've learned into action by discussing your desire for deeper relationship with your friend group. Commit to providing mutual care sustainably with aligned expectations and create your village.
Meet your facilitator
Hi, I'm Kate Adami
Far from a relationship guru, I've struggled through making and maintaining my own friendships. I've had to learn through trial and lots of error, what it takes to have community. Spoiler—it doesn't just come from wishful thinking and good intentions. You have to create it for yourself.
With degrees in social work and ministry and a background in personal coaching and community development, I've come to see and appreciate the importance of having a village you can count on. Let's build community together!
Claim your seat
Atlanta Workshop
Sunday, September 27, 1:30-4:30pm
Registration is open. Space is limited.