Chrysalis Small Group
Do you long for a safe, nurturing space to protect your wellbeing and enhance your confidence?
Do you feel deeply about social justice (either by choice or necessity)?
Do you seek support for the work you feel called to do and for the personal growth that will make it effective and sustainable?
If you answered yes to one or more of these questions, you could be a perfect fit for Chrysalis.
“We delight in the beauty of the butterfly, but rarely admit the changes it has gone through to achieve that beauty.”
— Maya Angelou
What Is Chrysalis?
A protected, nurturing space for… BIPOC women and dedicated allies to show up and Be.
A space to receive…
Support
Respect
Safety
Encouragement
Belonging
A space to be…
Seen
Heard
Understood
Valued
Your Brilliant Self
A space to connect with…
A small group of women who share related values and vision
Fellow leaders and changemakers who want to keep their tanks full (or refuel when empty!)
Inspiration, energy, and joy
Inner trust, power, and grace
Supportive and targeted guidance
The reflection of your inner brilliance and to bask in the shine of other similarly amazing women
An opportunity to…
Collectively grieve, heal, and celebrate
Befriend your inner wisdom and guidance through your emotions, thoughts, and physical sensations
Share best practices
Reconnect to your authentic self
Grow in confidence and self-compassion
Interrupt disruptive patterns of stuckness, self-doubt, and exhaustion fed and manipulated by the inequities of societal pressures and stereotypes
Chrysalis is designed for those who…
Sometimes forget or doubt your brilliance or whether the world can tolerate your shine (It needs it desperately!)
Realize (even reluctantly) that you need to care for yourself whole-heartedly so you can sustain your passion, joy, and impact
Recognize you compromise your impact when you sacrifice your health and wellbeing
Know all too well that life isn't fair, but you won’t let that be the end of the story
Hope and urgently believe in possibilities for a better tomorrow
Acknowledge you can't do it all
Don’t want to do it all alone
Desire connection with other BIPOC women (and dedicated allies) living and loving wholeheartedly to make the world more compassionate and just