Your Chapter meets monthly in person, stays connected via text between gatherings, and follows a rhythm designed to take you deeper — not busier.
Every Chapter Night follows a simple flow. No one needs training. The facilitation guide walks you through it.
Chapter Night is the anchor. But the weekly texts are what make this a living, breathing part of your life — not just a monthly event.
Each month, every Chapter across the Network explores the same theme. Here's a sample year.
Themes evolve based on what our community needs. This is a sample — your year may look different.
You don't need training. You don't need to be a therapist or a coach. Each month, the facilitator gets a guide that does the thinking for you — so you can focus on being present.
We recommend 6–10 women. Fewer than 6 and it can feel sparse if someone can't make it. More than 10 and there isn't enough time for everyone to share deeply. Eight is the sweet spot.
Ideally, yes — at least loosely. You're the connector. Invite friends, neighbors, former coworkers, other parents from school, women from your gym or community. They don't all need to know each other — just you. The framework builds trust quickly.
The facilitation guide does the heavy lifting — it tells you exactly what to say, when to transition, and how to keep the conversation flowing. Many Chapters rotate who facilitates each month so no one person carries it. If you can read a few prompts out loud, you can do this.
Once a month. That's the Chapter Night. Between meetings, you stay connected via weekly texts — the theme drop, the challenge, and the reflection prompt. The monthly rhythm keeps it sustainable without feeling like another obligation.
The weekly texts come from The Next Chapter Network, delivered straight to your Chapter's group. You don't need to write or manage anything — the prompts, challenges, and resources just arrive. All you need to do is read, reflect, and reply if you want to.
No. This is a guided conversation community for women in transition — not in crisis. We don't offer therapy, counseling, or clinical support. If you're navigating something that needs professional help, we encourage you to seek that alongside (or instead of) a Chapter.
Right now, The Next Chapter Network is free to join. We're building something special and want the right women around the table first. Pricing may evolve as we grow.
Once a year, we encourage your Chapter to plan a weekend away together — to go deeper, step outside your routine, and reconnect in a way that a weeknight can't quite capture. Each Chapter plans their own retreat, and The Next Chapter Network provides ideas, suggested formats, and inspiration to help you make it special.
Gather your group. Start your Chapter. The next chapter is better when you write it together.
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