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Artesian Collaborative, LLC Developmental, strengths-based and community oriented. What if you could transform pain into an opportunity for growth?

Artesian Collaborative is a comprehensive mental health organization that translates psychological sciences into skills for life, relationships, workplaces and communities. We're excited to help you learn how to thrive. Our Unique Approach to Training & Consultation
We take the fundamentals of psychological research on human development, conflict and relationship building and apply it to the human side of work. Many other training programs focus solely on education. Rarely do they get at the fundamental source of conflict and hurt and how to address it. Providing resources and skills in the midst of tension is where Artesian Collaborative thrives. We guide teams through tense and uncomfortable topics and help them feel good about it. With the right tools and support everyone has the potential to use their diverse experiences, identities, history and cultural resources to create effective and lasting change. Your business helps us offer mental health services and training to non-profits and individuals at affordable rates.

Sometimes the most honest sentence is the one we keep editing out.“That hurt.”“I need more support.”“I wasn’t fair to yo...
10/12/2026

Sometimes the most honest sentence is the one we keep editing out.

“That hurt.”
“I need more support.”
“I wasn’t fair to you.”

Speaking honestly with care gives the people in our lives a chance to understand us more fully.
Listening asks us to offer that same opportunity in return.

Join us at The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships.

🗓 October 15 | 12–1 p.m. CDT | Zoom
Save your seat through the link in our bio.

Before your next difficult conversation, pause and ask: “How do I want to show up?”You can choose to listen, name your n...
10/11/2026

Before your next difficult conversation, pause and ask: “How do I want to show up?”

You can choose to listen, name your needs clearly, own your part, or take a break and agree on a time to return. Those choices matter, even when you can’t predict the other person’s response.

Let’s explore accountability together at The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships.

🗓 October 15 | 12–1 p.m. CDT | Zoom
Reserve your spot through the link in our bio.

You can take responsibility and still speak to yourself with kindness.Try holding these two truths together: “I wish I h...
10/10/2026

You can take responsibility and still speak to yourself with kindness.

Try holding these two truths together: “I wish I had handled that differently” and “I can choose a different response next time.”

Giving yourself room to learn can help you stay present for the work of making things right.

Bring that same room for learning to The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships.

🗓 October 15 | 12–1 p.m. CDT | Zoom
Save your seat through the link in our bio.

Have you talked about what you’re actually agreeing to?Words like “support,” “respect,” and “showing up” can mean differ...
10/09/2026

Have you talked about what you’re actually agreeing to?

Words like “support,” “respect,” and “showing up” can mean different things to different people.

Accountability becomes more concrete when we name our expectations and agree on what following through looks like.

What’s one expectation in your relationships that could use a clearer conversation?

Join The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships.

🗓 October 15 | 12–1 p.m. CDT | Zoom
Register through the link in our bio.

A caring relationship can have room for disagreement.Healthy tension leaves space for both people to speak, listen, and ...
10/08/2026

A caring relationship can have room for disagreement.

Healthy tension leaves space for both people to speak, listen, and have their boundaries respected. It can ask us to slow down, get curious, and make room for a perspective we hadn’t considered.

How do we stay connected while working through something difficult?

Let’s bring that question to The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships.

🗓 October 15 | 12–1 p.m. CDT | Zoom
Join us through the link in our bio.

The conversation after the argument matters, too.Repair can begin with acknowledging what happened, listening to the imp...
10/07/2026

The conversation after the argument matters, too.

Repair can begin with acknowledging what happened, listening to the impact, and following through on what you’ll do differently. Sometimes it starts with a simple sentence: “Can we try that conversation again?”

What does meaningful repair look like in your relationships?

Bring your reflections to The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships.

🗓 October 15 | 12–1 p.m. CDT | Zoom
Join us through the link in our bio.

What does it look like to take responsibility while staying open to connection?Accountability shows up in everyday momen...
10/06/2026

What does it look like to take responsibility while staying open to connection?

Accountability shows up in everyday moments: listening when someone says they’re hurt, owning our part in a difficult conversation, and following through when we promise to do things differently. It takes practice, honesty, and room to learn.

Join us at The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships. Bring your questions and reflections as we explore how we show up for one another.

🗓 Thursday, October 15
🕛 12–1 p.m. CDT
💻 On Zoom

Reserve your seat through the link in our bio.

“What could we each do differently?”That question makes room for shared effort. We can name what we need, listen to what...
10/05/2026

“What could we each do differently?”

That question makes room for shared effort. We can name what we need, listen to what the other person needs, and decide together what we’re willing to work toward.

Growth takes participation, honest agreements, and follow-through from each person involved.

Let’s continue the conversation at The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships.

🗓 October 15 | 12–1 p.m. CDT | Zoom
Reserve your spot through the link in our bio.

What becomes possible when we approach a hard conversation with curiosity?Accountability can sound like: “I want to unde...
10/01/2026

What becomes possible when we approach a hard conversation with curiosity?

Accountability can sound like: “I want to understand how that affected you,” or “Here’s what I can take responsibility for.” Small moments of openness can give us a way back to each other.
Join us at The Community Table: Accountability in Relationships. Let’s make room for honest conversation and deeper connection.

🗓 October 15 | 12–1 p.m. CDT | Zoom
Reserve your spot through the link in our bio.

Week 4: Close the Loops & Show Up for Future YouAs we wrap up our Friday Reset series, we’re focusing on 'Closing the Lo...
09/28/2026

Week 4: Close the Loops & Show Up for Future You

As we wrap up our Friday Reset series, we’re focusing on 'Closing the Loops & Showing Up for Future You.' Instead of adding to your pile, let’s prioritize finishing, tying up loose ends, and practicing the self-compassion that makes for a smoother weekend.

Let’s shift the focus from what remains unfinished to what you’ve already accomplished. Join us for our final session this Friday at 9:00 AM. 💙

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