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Paying for Friends?
You’re not paying for friends—you’re investing in the space that makes real connection possible. This reflection explores how intentional communities create deeper relationships, belonging, and support that lasts far beyond the moment.
A Girl Talk Testimonial
Real closeness doesn’t happen by accident—it’s built through time, trust, and showing up. This reflection explores how intentional connection creates spaces where people feel safe to be seen, heard, and supported.
The Girl Talk Origin Story
A reflection on over a decade of facilitating spaces for women to connect, be seen, and have honest conversations. Girl Talk builds on this foundation, offering a supportive community for women seeking deeper connection and shared understanding.
Finding Friends After 35
Sometimes loneliness isn’t about having no people—it’s about outgrowing where you once belonged. This reflection explores the in-between space of changing friendships and the search for deeper, more aligned connection.
Why Girl Talk?
For women in the “I’m fine… but also not” phase, Girl Talk is a space to be real. This reflection highlights the need for honest conversation, connection, and support during uncertain career and life transitions.
Join Us for Girl Talk
For women in the “I’m fine… but also not” phase, Girl Talk is a space to think out loud, get honest, and find clarity. This 12-week cohort supports mid-career women navigating change through real conversation and community.
Permission to Leave the Group Chat
Outgrowing friendships can be painful—but necessary. This reflection explores how life experiences shift what we need from relationships, and why making space for more aligned, present connections is an act of self-respect.
You Can’t Make Old Friends
From a college band to crossing continents for one another, this decades-long friendship is built on showing up through every season—including a breast cancer journey. It’s a reminder that real connection isn’t just part of life—it’s what sustains us, personally and professionally.
