Facilitation

Our professional facilitators lead groups of all sizes from any type of organization through the process of exploring individual differences and using dialog to foster a healthy environment.

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Why use facilitation?

The word “facilitate” means “to enable, to make easy.” Facilitation is a practice that enables groups of people to participate in thoughtful, inclusive decision-making processes.


Some examples when facilitation can lead to more productive outcomes include:


  • Board retreats
  • Strategic planning sessions
  • Public policy changes
  • Business reorganizations
  • Ongoing meetings
  • Service provider coordination
  • Church/temple leadership
  • Homeowners associations
  • Public meetings


Our facilitators have the skills and experience to lead groups through designed processes to help ensure participation and engagment from all.

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Our clients

Some of the organizations we have worked with to facilitate desired outcomes include:


  • Pierce County Superior and District Courts
  • WA State Traumatic Brain Injury Council
  • Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
  • University of Puget Sound: Summer Immersion Internship Program
  • WA State Foreclosure Fairness Program
  • OSPI – Restorative Practices Initiative
  • Working Interdisciplinary Networks of Guardianship Stakeholders (WINGS)


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