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Welcome & Terms of Service

Our practices involve looking at and being intimate with the structures of one’s personal reality, including how we make sense of experience, individually and collectively. Carrying over assumptions from other practices can lead to misunderstandings. Read over the following statements to determine whether or not our practice will be a good fit for you.

Self-Responsibility
We see you as a free agent capable of honest self-assessment and responsible choice. This is an invitation to take responsibility for yourself and your experience, including a willingness to set and maintain appropriate boundaries. By attending our events you take responsibility for your own safety and comfort, choosing to leave the practice or participate in any given moment.

Not Psychotherapy
We do not follow a therapeutic model of diagnosis and treatment. Our method is educational. Our emphasis is relating. Our facilitators and coaches are guides. Our practices are practices of connection and meditation whose aim is to reveal more presence. We do not prescribe choices or actions. We are not psychotherapists; we do not see you as being in a therapeutic relationship with our facilitators. Participants are welcome to speak and explore developmental intentions such as “getting somewhere,” growing, and evolving, but we do not presume these are the drivers of experience. We work in the present moment, assuming wholeness moving to greater wholeness.

The Expectations of Leadership
Our facilitators act in service of better relating through bringing more presence to what’s happening in the here and now. This may not follow typical expectations of a “group leader,” such as telling people the “right way” to act or making sure everyone gets along. We include the internal experiences of the leaders as part of the process. We invite you to listen to your own inner direction for leadership, and consider others’ responses as feedback to you in the context of the moment.

Is this Right for You?
Our workshops can be intense. We explore the unknown, the volatile, the ambiguous, as well as welcome emotions many deem as “negative” or “inappropriate” such as feelings of inadequacy, anger, sexuality, and joy. We often explore multiple sides of seeming opposites at once, and believe this can reveal an underlying unity of the immediacy of experience. We see bringing awareness to intense feelings as distinct from acting upon these feelings—we may ask you to pause or leave if we determine certain expressions risk leaving the practice of relational presence.

If the above description of our workshops sounds potentially overwhelming or destabilizing for you, if you have mental illness or significant emotional challenges that you feel may be exacerbated by this type of transformational environment, or if you are not sure that you can be self-directed in taking care of your needs during the event, then we advise you not to enroll. Finally, you must be at least 18 years old to attend.

By participating you acknowledge that you have read and agree to abide by these Terms of Service.

Spiritual Flow: A closed group with Will & Jayne, February 2026

You are warmly invited to join us for this six week exploration of Spiritual Flow. We will be asking: What does spirituality mean to us? What have been some important spiritual experiences in our lives? What excitements and fears arise for us when we share our spirituality with others? How might a deeper befriending of our spiritual longings enrich our everyday relationships?

Each of the weekly sessions will begin with a workshop oriented around a particular theme. The list of possibilities is long and includes: Sacred space, forgiveness, prayer, ritual, devotion, the divinity of the everyday, love, awareness, wholeness, life and death, and God.

The second half of the session will be a Relateful Flow session. Relatefulness is a set of ever-evolving practices for bringing awareness and creativity into our relationships. You might think of it as “mindfulness-in-relationship”, or as “fulfilling-relating”. Flow is a type of Relateful practice in which, as a whole group, we collaboratively witness what is arising (flowing) in us and between us.

As we practice Flow together, we will have an opportunity to explore both how we have been impacted by that week’s spiritual theme, and to see how the theme continues to influence and guide us from moment to moment. A guiding question will always be: How is spirituality flowing through us, here and now?

This six-week group is primarily aimed at people who have prior experience (20+ hours) of Relateful Flow practice, or of similar practices. If you are interested in joining and are new to Relateful Flow, please email us to explore if the group will be a good fit for you ([email protected]).

We hope that the assembled group will embody a rich variety of religious and spiritual backgrounds. Needless to say, you are warmly encouraged to join whatever your background is.

This group will run online, for 6 x 2 hour sessions, taking place on Mondays.

The group will start on Monday 2 February, and run weekly through to Monday 9 March.
The sessions will take place on Zoom at 12-2pm US Central Time* (6-8pm UK time, 7-9pm Central European Time).
Group size is capped at 10.

*On Monday 9 March, the session will take place at the usual time for Europe based participants (6-8pm UK time, 7-9pm CET), but due to daylight savings changes in the US, the session will take place one hour later for US based participants, at 1-3pm.

To further convey the atmosphere we hope to cultivate, we each share below some words about why we feel drawn to offer this group experience.

Jayne:

I did not connect to the early experiences of my family’s religious traditions and because of this I thought spirituality was not for me. It left me with a loneliness and a sense of missing something I could not put into words. This shifted for me when I first encountered relational practices. The invitation to connect with another person through their meaning-making, their embodied experience and their longing matched my own searching. It struck me that meeting each person in this way was seeing another facet of god. I now have a desire to explore and share these more intangible aspects of relationship. I am looking forward to being in a group where we know that we are meeting in a sacred space and we can explore what emerges when our spirituality is explicitly invited.

Will:

“You know nothing, John Snow” (Ygritte, in Game of Thrones)

“To love another person is to see the face of God” (from Les Miserables the Musical)

“I once was blind but now I see” (John Newton)

These are a few quotes that come to mind as I write this. At the moment, I visit my grandmother every day for around an hour, as she moves through the final stages of her life. My spiritual practices are: Holding her hand, reading to her, and helping her shift position and sip from her cup of water. In return, she is teaching me invaluable lessons: How to receive help, how to let go, and how to love.

I wish to cultivate the courage to adventure more deeply into my spiritual longings and I am hoping this is a space where we can inspire each other to do that.

About the facilitators:

Jayne Jones and Will Jefferson are colleagues and friends, and have been exploring practices of spirituality and Relatefulness together since 2021. This event has emerged through years of experimental collaboration.

Jayne has been a creative practitioner and educator for over 30 years. Her art practice expresses the relationship between surrender and agency in the painting process. Alongside this she has been a tutor in both Fine Art and Critical Theory. In 2018 Jayne co-founded the Feral Art School (https://www.feralartschool.org) which she now manages. An independent cooperative, it offers visual art courses, studio provision and supports the creation of emerging artist groups fostering community, confidence and well-being. For over a decade Jayne has been engaged with relational practices and is a facilitator with the Relateful Company.

Will is a philosopher, a facilitator, a poet, and a lover of co-creative practices. He leads Relational Mindfulness (Relatefulness) with The Relateful Company, and offers 1:1 sessions to individuals to develop their skills in mindfulness, communication and creativity. He holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Oxford, and wrote his dissertation on the moral significance of empathy. He regularly leads Poetry and Presence groups. He was a founding member of a theatrical improvisation group in Oxford, and co-directed an improvised play at the 2019 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

If you have any questions, please email Will Jefferson at [email protected] or contact our team at [email protected]