Rule Three: Healing-Oriented Communications

Through your active participation in the group, you will get to know fellow group members, and if you choose to, you will able to communicate with individual members of the group as well as with the group as a whole. In general, we ask that you keep communications public so that we can all learn from each other. Regardless of whether you are communicating individually or collectively, all your communications with other group members should be supportive of the hope that change is possible for those who seek it. Members are free to express frustration, doubts, anger and other feelings, but not to seek to undermine the hopes and beliefs of others.

I understand and agree.

I do not agree.