Tea, Talk & Treats · A Women's Connection Circle
A women's connection circle

Tea, Talk & Treats.

A cozy space to connect with other AHmazing women who are growing, learning, and lifting each other up. Come as you are — leave a little more you.

Vintage teacups and cake on a rustic wooden table

No agenda, no pressure — just good company, warm tea, a few treats, and real conversation among women who get it. Light and fun, with an intentional heart: we come together to be seen, to share what's alive in us, and to cheer each other on.

Two ways to join

Pick your seat at the table.

In person · Louisville, KY

Gather with us

Wednesday, August 5, 2026

6 – 8 PM ET · cozy in-person gathering

Register — in person
Online · from anywhere

Join by Zoom

Wednesday, July 29, 2026

7 – 8 PM ET · live on Zoom

Register — online

Two separate gatherings — choose the one that fits your life, or come to both. When you register, you'll receive all the details for your chosen way of joining.

What to expect

Simple, warm, real.

  • Great tea, warm conversation, and a little something sweet — treats, of course.
  • A handful of gentle prompts to spark honest, heart-open conversation.
  • A circle of women who are growing and rooting for one another.
  • Space to laugh, exhale, and remember you're not doing this alone.

Gifted to attend — open-heart donations are always welcome and help sustain our community work.

The agreements we practice

How we hold the container.

A few gentle agreements we practice together in Psanctuary spaces — the ones that make honest, heart-open conversation possible.

  1. 01

    Welcome Everything

    Turn toward what is already happening rather than push it away. Notice thoughts, feelings, and experiences as they are — without labeling them good or bad.

  2. 02

    Check Assumptions

    Our brains are always drawing conclusions to protect us — and left unchecked, those assumptions can quietly build walls between us. When you notice one, slow down and try: "Can I share what I'm assuming with you, and see how it lands?"

  3. 03

    Reveal Your Experience

    Like a Russian doll, most of us only show the outer layer. This container invites you to lean into your edge and share one layer deeper — pausing first to ask yourself: Is what I'm about to reveal in service of connection here?

  4. 04

    Own Your Experience

    Speak from your own perspective with "I" statements — the foundation of non-violent communication. Your experience is yours alone, and owning it is where your power to create change lives.

  5. 05

    Honor Self & Others

    Track how much space you take and how much you make room for others. Notice how much you share and how much you hold back — and gently move toward balance.

  6. 06

    Confidentiality by Request

    Rather than a blanket rule, we practice confidentiality on request — meaning if you share something you'd like held privately, you can ask before, during, or after speaking. This honors that we sometimes only realize the weight of what we've shared afterward, and it lets everyone remember and hold what feels sacred without carrying the burden of guarding everything.