Healing Circles Global.org (Our liniage)

If a circle touches your heart it's a healing circle.

A Healing Circle is a gentle, supportive space where you can slow down, breathe, and reconnect with yourself. It’s not therapy, not a class, and not a performance. It’s a moment of presence, connection, and inner clarity — held with compassion and without judgment.

 For millennia, humans have gathered around fire circles — to listen, to make meaning, to steady themselves in times of change. The Circle Way rises from this deep human inheritance. In the early 1990s, two teachers, Christina Baldwin and Ann Linnea, noticed how this ancient pattern kept re‑emerging in their work. They began tending it with care, giving language and structure to something our ancestors already knew. Their contribution wasn’t to invent circle, but to help us remember it — as a simple, reliable way to be together with honesty, presence, and shared leadership. 

People come to Healing Circles when they’re:

• Moving through transition
• Feeling overwhelmed or disconnected
• Carrying emotional weight
• Seeking clarity or grounding
• Wanting community without pressure

If any of that resonates, you’re in the right place.

OKC Healing Circles are offered free of charge, as an act of community care.

Open Community Circle:  A welcoming space for anyone who wants to speak from the heart or simply listen.

Requested Group Circle:   A circle created for a specific group, intention, or shared experience.

Let’s explore the best Circle to support you.

Dane Libart LCSW a (Licensed Clinical Social Worker) has spent more than thirty years sitting in circles where truth is spoken softly and healing rises in its own time. His journey began in the mythopoetic men’s movement of the 1990s, where he first witnessed the quiet transformation that happens when people gather with intention, courage, and an open heart.

Those early circles taught him that healing is not a destination — it’s a rhythm, a remembering, a return. They showed him that when we are witnessed with compassion, something inside us loosens, softens, and begins to breathe again.

Dane earned his Master’s in Social Work from the University of Southern California in 1991, and his work ever since has been rooted in presence, deep listening, and the belief that every person carries an inner wisdom waiting to be heard. His role is not to direct or fix, but to hold a space where your own truth can rise to the surface.

He approaches each circle with steadiness, warmth, and the understanding that healing unfolds most naturally in community — in the simple, ancient act of gathering together.

 Agreements that guide our Circle

· We treat each other with kindness and respect.

· We listen with compassion and curiosity.

· We honor each other’s unique ways to healing and don't presume to advise, fix, or save one another.

· We hold all stories shared in the circle confidential.

· We trust that each of us has the guidance we need within us, and we rely on the power of silence to access it.