*“I used to believe meetings had to be in person, but I’ve come to see how powerful virtual sessions can be. With everyone at their own computer, it actually feels easier to share openly .
There’s less fear of being stared at or judged in the moment. While body language can be harder to read online, a skilled facilitator like Kathy picks up on what’s really being said. Our team’s respectful and supportive relationships have deepened through these virtual sessions.”* — Virtual Training Participant |
*“At first, it felt like a loss to be in the same training but sitting separately on our laptops. I worried we’d lose personal connection.
But joining individually didn’t weaken our bond. If anything, it made it easier to hear each person clearly and stay fully engaged. Hybrid setups are the least effective. Someone always ends up at a disadvantage. All-in-person or all-online works best, and for virtual sessions, being on our own computers makes a big difference.”* — Virtual Training Participant |
*“When we joined from home, it was actually the most powerful session — we all cried! Being in our own space made it easier to fully engage and feel safe.
There’s something about the physical distance that helps. I could fidget off-camera, say things that felt harder in person, and regulate emotions more privately. It created space for honesty instead of burying feelings. If you’re bringing Kathy in, make sure each person is at their own computer. That setup lets her read the room and support everyone more effectively.”* — Virtual Training Participant |
*“Kathy is easy to work with and makes you feel comfortable as you learn and grow together as a team.
Even though our organization is in Ontario, distance was never an issue. We each joined from our own computers, which actually made things more comfortable. Seeing everyone’s face clearly on screen made it feel more inclusive and balanced. Breakout rooms worked smoothly — much easier than rearranging chairs — and the setup even gave us flexibility to join from other locations if needed. You’ll be in great hands with Kathy.”* — Virtual Training Participant |
*“Being on our own computers during the session with Kathy made it easier to see everyone face to face and keep my exercises private. It helped us give each other undivided attention while speaking, and it felt more comfortable and open than I expected — probably because I was in my own private space.”*
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