Different Circles

Our Circles

 

Join a Tailored Circle to Unlock Your Emotional Potential

At CEL Circles, we offer a range of context-specific groups that are designed to meet your individual and community needs. Each circle is facilitated by a professional therapist or coach who is experienced in helping people navigate their emotions with empathy and expertise.

We are constantly updating the types of circles we provide. This is just a list of examples. to see what circles are up and running , take a look at the community circles page.

 

Types of Circles

Personal Growth & Life Stages

Self-Esteem Circle: For individuals struggling with confidence and self-worth.

Life Transitions Circle: Navigating changes such as divorce, retirement, or becoming a parent.

Young Adults Circle: For those exploring identity, career, and relationships in their 20s and 30s.

Elder Connection Circle: Focused on fostering emotional literacy and connection among seniors.

 

Family & Relationships

Parenting Circle: Helping parents develop emotional intelligence to support their children and strengthen family bonds.

Blended Families Circle: Addressing the dynamics and emotions of stepfamilies and co-parenting.

Couples Circle: Enhancing emotional connection and communication in romantic relationships.

 

Health & Well-Being

Weight & Body Positivity Circle: A safe space to explore self-image and emotional well-being

 

Identity & Community

LGBTQ+ Circle: A space to explore identity, belonging, and emotional resilience within the LGBTQ+ community.

Men’s Emotional Well-Being Circle: Breaking down stigmas and fostering connection among men.

 

Professional & Work-Related

Career Resilience Circle: For those dealing with job stress, workplace challenges, or career changes.

Leadership Circle: Helping leaders and managers develop emotional intelligence for better team dynamics.

Burnout Recovery Circle: For individuals recovering from or seeking to prevent burnout.

 

Specific Life Experiences

Grief & Loss Circle: Supporting individuals through the process of healing after loss.

Survivors Circle: For survivors of trauma or significant life events seeking emotional support and growth.

Caregivers Circle: For those providing care to loved ones, offering a space to recharge and share.

 

Community & Social Impact

Neighbourhood Connection Circle: Strengthening emotional intelligence and ties within a local community.

Spiritual Growth Circle: For those exploring spirituality and emotional well-being.

 

Youth-Focused Circles

Teen Emotional Growth Circle: Helping teens navigate relationships, self-awareness, and resilience.

University Circle: Supporting students with emotional skills to thrive academically and socially.

 

Miscellaneous

Empty Nesters Circle: Navigating emotions after children leave home.

Friendship & Social Skills Circle: Helping individuals build and maintain healthy friendships.

 

Each circle consists of a small group of 6-12 participants, ensuring a personal and supportive experience.