Description
Do you ever long to have friends and partners be really interested in you? Do you love it when they can follow along with you and ask two, even three questions in a row about what you are experiencing? When we really matter to ourselves, and our anxieties start to fade, we begin to notice when we are relationally bored, and a new awareness can emerge into a subtle noticing of the quiet textures of our relationships. This session invites us to explore boredom as a signal, and to make new efforts and requests, and to be drawn toward new sorts of relationships. Are we being met with curiosity? Are we extending it in return? What happens when we turn toward our partners or friends not from fear, but from genuine presence? Join Sarah Peyton for a deep dive into the heart of relational boredom, and the possibility it holds for richer, more attuned connection.
Where?
The course will meet via zoom. We welcome participants from all time zones who wish to learn asynchronously for some or all of the sessions. Recordings and visuals will be made available to those who are registered for the live program (typically available within 72 hours of the live session).
When?
November 17, 2026