
PERSONAL · A THIRD FIELD PRACTICE
The Long Table.
For the friends who became family. A Director-led gathering to reconnect, recognize what your friendship has carried and make room for who you are now.
Ask about your gathering↗What this
makes room for.
The Long Table is a private gathering for friends, prepared and guided by a Director. Your individual reflections help shape the focus: what you remember, what has changed and what you would like to make room for now.
Your scope, made clear.
Personal Councils gather up to eight, and start at $3,200 for up to four guests and $6,800 for 6–8. Other sizes are quoted individually, and larger groups are arranged by proposal.
The Circle of Friends Workbook is included with friendship Councils. Your proposal confirms the selected practice material for your gathering, including any optional pages to return to afterward, alongside preparation, live support and hospitality arrangements.
Explore the experience↗Timing, booking and changes ↗
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you gather.
What can a Long Table conversation explore?
A remembered moment, an unspoken thank-you, a role someone would like to change, or a small way to care for the friendship now. Your reflections help the Director find the conversations that matter to this group.
Must we revisit difficult history or forgive one another?
No. You can pass, set a boundary or keep a reflection private. The Director works with what each person chooses to bring.
How is a Long Table Council different from a self-guided Map?
The Long Table includes a Director who prepares and guides your gathering. A Relational Map provides a reviewed shared reading and conversation prompts for your own time together, without live facilitation. Your proposal confirms which format and materials you have chosen.
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