DISCOURSE: Facilitated Conversations by Memra
Talk. Transform. Together.
Structured, guided conversations that help people speak clearly, listen well, and actually connect — no therapy, no mediation, just professional facilitation for the moments that deserve better language.
Memra’s DISCOURSE blends the everyday idea of “having an important conversation” with the linguistic meaning of discourse — the science of how language, context, and structure shape understanding. DISCOURSE equips people with a framework that brings clarity to important conversations. Its value comes from being facilitated by a professional linguist who understands how language drives relationships, ensuring conversations are structured, supported, and effective.
⏰ Fridays from 8-9 am
📍Jinx Coffee
🗓️ October 9, October 23, November 6
3-part Discussion of Priya Parker’s new book, The Art of Fighting:
We say we want community. Successful teams. High-performing colleagues and workplaces. Dynamic friend groups. Yet many of us don’t understand the crucial element we need to forge long-lasting communities in our lives: healthy conflict.
⏰ Fridays from 12-7 pm
📍Jinx Coffee
🗓️ October 9, October 23, November 6
3-part Discussion of Priya Parker’s new book, The Art of Fighting:
We say we want community. Successful teams. High-performing colleagues and workplaces. Dynamic friend groups. Yet many of us don’t understand the crucial element we need to forge long-lasting communities in our lives: healthy conflict.
Facilitated conversation series for couples. Designed for:
Engaged couples who want to do pre-marital counseling.
Couples navigating life transitions (newly wed, new parenthood, new family roles, etc).
Couples who are weathering consistently challenging family dynamics and/or family cultural differences.
Guided dialogue for any relationship shaped by unequal power dynamics. Designed for:
Team leaders and their teams navigating workplace changes.
Business partners with unequal roles/responsibilities.
Parents and teenagers working through the transition from childhood to adulthood.
Middle-aged adults and their elderly parents making difficult decisions about changing physical/mental abilities or end-of-life care.
