Better Together Workshops

Interactive workshops that help people connect, communicate, and create community.

Black background with gold paint splatters scattered across the image.
Black background with gold paint splatters scattered across the image.

Interactive workshops that help people connect, communicate, and create community.

Bringing people into the same room doesn’t automatically mean they’ll feel connected. Whether you’re welcoming new employees, bringing a group of students together, or gathering a team that’s worked alongside each other for years, it helps to create space for people to see and hear one another in new ways.

That’s where I come in.

Through Front Porch Sessions, I create interactive workshops that bring people together through conversation, storytelling, and a little bit of play. We make space to listen, share, laugh, and discover what we have in common and what we can learn from each other.

The experience is relaxed and welcoming. People just have to show up as themselves and we will take it from there.

  • What does a workshop look like?

    Every group is different, so I work with you to create an experience that fits your people and your goals.

    A workshop might help a group:

    • Get to know each other beyond names, job titles, or small talk.

    • Practice listening with curiosity and making space for different perspectives.

    • Feel more comfortable sharing ideas and working together.

    • Find moments of belonging, laughter, and common ground.

    • Leave feeling energized and more connected to the people around them.

  • Who is it for?

    These workshops can be a great fit for anyone who could benefit from feeling a little less like strangers.

    Common audiences I work with include:

    • Employee orientations

    • University and college groups

    • Nonprofit organizations

    • Staff gatherings

    • Leadership retreats

    • Community events

What people are saying…

beaverton library exterior
beaverton library exterior

“Chris has a gift for getting people to feel comfortable expressing themselves and, even more importantly, sharpening their listening skills. People finished the morning energized and ready to get back to connecting with their community.”

— Beaverton Library Specialist

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Gold paint splatter for emphasis and design

Let’s bring your people together.

Tell me a little about your group, what you’re planning, and what you hope people will walk away feeling. Together, we’ll create a workshop that makes sense for you.