Groups

Full Circle

For Member Schools

Meeting Dates for 2026-2027

First Week of October at Harvard-Westlake

January 27th at Campbell Hall

First Week of May at Crossroads

Annual Membership

Full Circle: Year-Long
$400.00

Group Experiences with The CoMethod

  • “This group really works. I was in the Guys’ Circle for two months and made friends that will last the rest of my life. I’ve told friends on my lacrosse team and school that they should do it. I think I’m more ready for college now. I know myself better and feel more confident. I’m more hopeful too.”

    Student from The Guys’ Circle

  • “These sessions have helped me see how I can be more real with all three of my kids, and how I can help them with the decisions they make. Right now, we don't talk often about their personal lives but I started trying after my first session. It has been four weeks and I see a difference in their openness.”

    Parent with The Brain Learning Center

  • “This class shows me more than I thought it would about opening up to people. I don’t usually talk about my feelings or open up to people so it was a new experience for me. I feel like I have more friends after this though and I think I can tell more people in my life how I feel about things because I know everyone is going through similar things and wants to be there for each other.”

    Student from The Guys’ Circle

  • “I have been working on getting closer to my son, and the work we did in this class has really helped us get closer. I understand him more than I did before, his motivations and difficulties especially, and am able to put my own neuroses aside to be a more effective parent. I would recommend this CoMethod class to anyone.“

    Parent with The Brain Learning Center

Parenting Groups

The CoMethod extends the wisdom of children’s social and emotional development from educators to caretakers, holistically supporting children as they move through childhood and adolescence.

  • Parenting groups give families the tools to teach social-emotional skills. Through subject-specific content, a community of parents, and the skills to closely connect with your children, classes facilitate a toolkit that improves parent-child relationships. Each session provides parents effective strategies for communicating with children on big developmental topics--empowering adults so they can teach kids to navigate the tough stuff. 

    Groups increase participants’ connections with themselves and their children. Awareness, coupled with understandings of developmentally significant topics, helps parents engage their children on the subjects affecting their lives. Between sessions, students and caretakers take steps toward more effective communication and more connected relationships.

Teen Groups

With a combination of conversation on current issues, communication tools, and community with one another, teen groups help each kiddo grow as best suits them.

  • Teen groups create spaces for young people to strengthen their social and emotional skills in ways that feel real and relevant. Through conversation, shared experiences, and guided activities, teens build self-awareness, practice communication, and learn how to navigate life moments with more confidence. Sessions integrate relational skills—managing emotions, making choices, and staying connected to others.

    Over time, participants often notice stronger relationships and a clearer sense of who they are. Groups emphasize both reflection and practice, giving teens the chance to apply what they learn with peers, in the classroom, and at home. The result is a more connected, resilient community of students who feel supported as they grow.

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