While my work in conflict resolution has brought me success, it has also shown me something powerful: the root of most conflicts—whether personal, professional, or within our extended circles—often stems from a breakdown in connection. As I’ve worked with individuals and organizations to navigate challenging situations, I’ve realized that connection is not just a solution, it’s a need.

Writers Block is a response to that need. It’s an opportunity to slow down, intentionally reconnect, and express love and care through the timeless art of letter writing. In today’s world, we’re often so caught up in the rush of life that we forget how meaningful and healing a simple letter can be. This community is about creating a space where we can reclaim that connection—one letter at a time.

Take a look at our membership benefits, but the short story is:

1. Friendship neighborhood
2. Early access
3. Discounts
4. Free admission
5. Trial products access

Meets ups happen 2 times per month in the evening: on the 2nd Tuesday and 2nd Wednesday of each month.

• Pacific - 4:00pm
• Mountain - 5:00pm
• Central - 6:00pm
• Eastern - 7:00pm

Super easy. Log into our zoom link (sent to your email when you signed up), and come with the following:

• at least 4 postcards or paper with envelopes
• pen, markers, colored pencils, or whatever fits your writing style
• stamps for letters
• address of those you are writing to
• water and a readiness to connect

Sure. We meet on Zoom using a members only link that you receive by email. Click the link, and you're in.

No, not if you don't want to, but honestly, in a digitally overloaded world, a decreasing number of quality friendships, and a place seeking for women to rise up, we say rise up.

Rise up and take a place on the stage of elevating others.

You should be seen and you should see others. Don't hide your light under a bushel (it's got bugs down there anyway). But, if after all that you still want to be off camera, we welcome you with open arms :-)

Not a problem, on Every meet up, we provide a writing prompts from our 12 areas of focus. For example, in the area of gratitude, the prompt might be, "Write a card to thank someone for something they did for you recently." The music will begin, and we will engage in conversation with those who are willing to share, "Can you share who you're writing to and why?"

As with any good and evolving friendships, talking about real life (in a safe place) should always be on the table. So, because it is real life, then worries and tough stuff is worthy of finding a place to sort through it. 

Karleen Savage is a conflict expert and shares her nuggets of rearing children, tough relationship issues, and traumas in a way to help others make sense of theirs. One news editor wrote, "I don't know very many people who have gone through the trenches that Karleen has." making this a real life, real world, and real solutions type of home.

 Oh, of course. Just send us an email via the contact page, and bada-bing, you're outta there. 

I will add, once a Founder leaves, the come back to full membership pricing. So, just consider it before leaving.

Sometimes, it's time that gets in our way, but that's why we set this up, to help you find that time - with friends.