Snap judgments, first impressions, quick glances…

Our brains are seemingly programmed to create stories about others with little depth of information.  Sometimes these impressions are difficult to shift, and yet with greater amounts of curiosity, we can start to transform our expectations and perspectives.

Cultivating a foundation for connection begins with being more curious about something or someone than you are committed to believing what you think you already know.  

Together we’ll practice these foundational skills for connection.     

More about Amelia

Amelia Broughton is a relational facilitator, writer, and purveyor of connection, pioneering a more connected, communication-savvy, and emotionally intelligent planet. She has facilitated Authentic Relating and Relational Leadership in a 9-month training named T3 (Train the Trainer), in workshops with companies such as Authentic World, Authentic Revolution, and Authentic Relating Training International, around the world in communities such as Unconventional Life and Momentum Collective, and facilitates monthly events at Archipelago Clubs in Denver, CO. 

An international facilitator and writer, Amelia has been featured on mindbodygreen, in Conscious Lifestyle Magazine, and Unconventional Life, and aims to make the world a little smaller everywhere she goes.