We began as a handful of facilitators tired of volume-based coaching aesthetics. Mini-habit transformation became the spine because it honours incremental honesty over spectacle.
Early experiments happened in borrowed parish halls. Carmelite Priory offered acoustic softness and tree-filtered light, so we anchored public programmes there while keeping administration virtual.
We document every curriculum shift internally. Public pages summarise direction, not proprietary facilitation scripts.
No pathologising language, no manufactured urgency, no comparisons between participants.
Fees appear before enrolment, cancellation windows stay identical for every cohort, and data handling is spelled out plainly.
Facilitators attend peer supervision and refresh safeguarding awareness annually.
Dates are indicative; the thread is steady experimentation in Oxfordshire, England.
Pilot circles in borrowed parish halls with portable flipcharts and thermos flasks.
First paying cohort after a transparent fee pilot with written cancellation wording.
Move to Carmelite Priory for acoustic calm and clearer step-free routing from the car park.
Publication of UK-facing legal pages, accessibility statement, and complaints route.
Operational choices route through two stewards who rotate quarterly. That rotation prevents hero narratives and keeps institutional memory distributed.
A slice of each programme fee supports local woodland maintenance volunteering—optional for participants, never a marketing lever.
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