Get to know Warmly, Us (Everyday Problems Support Group).

Basic Information

• Fees Type: Paid
• City: Bengaluru
• Facilitated By: A Mental Health Professional
• Languages: English
• Meets: Monthly
• Participant Limit: 20
• Notes: Price is Rs. 250 (per person).

What is the group about?

"Warmly, Us, as a sharing space hosts reflective conversations, intended to center the sense of belonging in a community. The themes are designed on everyday experiences offering the ability to reconnect, build new, and revisit old relationships through a shared conversation. The space welcomes participants to invite chosen family, friends, and people they have been meaning to connect with. "

What is your founding story?

"Warmly, Us was designed to create pauses in fast-paced city lives, allowing the nurturance of community, discovering the possibility of newness, with a break from routines. These monthly spaces were curated to center community and relationships anchored by themes relevant to the times. In the aftermath of pandemic, we hoped to introduce an offline, experiential space that expanded to allow for reflective conversations, sharing space with …"

Who is your group for?

"A community space for anyone to share stories of our everyday lives. These offline, monthly spaces are open to anyone to unwind, peppering the weekend with the possibility of connecting in groups, and finding your people."

How does one sign up? What’s the coordination process like?

"Participants are requested to fill out a registration form which mentions the date, timings and details of the venue. Warmly, Us is hosted offline at venues in Bangalore. Details of the venue are sent to the participants after registration. "

Walk us through the average format of your group session.

"The session begins with a feeling check-in, an icebreaker activity, and reflective prompts for conversations, ending with a feeling check-out. The icebreaker and reflective prompts are curated based on the session theme. "

What do you hope for participants in your group to take back with them after a session?

"We hope that the participants feel a sense of community, seen and heard in ways that they are comfortable with."