Guest Host · May 2026 · Material Memory Studio
Caroline Zwicker
Group Coaching Workshop · Washington D.C., US
We are always in motion — sometimes drifting gently, sometimes being swept into something entirely new. The transitions that unsettle us most are often the ones that matter most.
Who This Is For
Workshop Details
Session Flow
15 min
Welcome & Opening
Arrive fully. Set an intention. Share what brought you here.
20 min
Where Are You?
Honest reflection on where you actually are — not where you think you should be. Writing, pair sharing, and group conversation.
30 min
Values & Strengths
Reconnect with what is true about you, regardless of what's changing around you. Values exploration, strengths reflection, and trio conversations.
25 min
Priorities & Alignment
Assess where you're spending your energy versus where you want to be. Wheel of Life exercise and coaching pairs.
20 min
What's Next — First Steps
Move from insight to intention. Name one concrete step. Witness each other's commitments. Pair up for accountability.
10 min
Closing Circle
"What are you leaving with today that you didn't walk in with?"
What You Take Home
About the Host
Caroline Zwicker
A Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) based in Washington, D.C. Caroline has lived on four continents and spent her career walking alongside individuals and mission-driven organizations during moments of change and possibility. Her work spans coaching, adult learning, facilitation, and leadership development. She brings deep listening, creativity, practical tools, warmth, and humor to every conversation — offering a judgment-free space for reflection and recalibration. A widowed single mother of two, she knows firsthand that transitions ask a lot of us, and that showing up to look at them honestly is not a small thing.
Reserve Your Spot
Open to anyone navigating a life transition — or simply sensing it's time for something different. Small group, intimate studio setting. English-language workshop.
Register on LumaThursday, May 14, 2026 · 7:30–9:30 PM · Material Memory Studio, Seoul