How it works
- 01IntakeFour minutes. When you are free, where you are, what you would turn up to. No personality test.
- 02SeatingSix people whose availability, area and chosen activity overlap.
- 03Three meetingsThe same six, three sessions across roughly six weeks, around the activity you chose.
- 04The voteEach member privately says whether the Circle should continue. Four yes votes and it does.
- 05ReseatingIf a Circle dissolves, a new one is offered inside fourteen days.
Activities
Thirteen activities, chosen so a session is worth attending on its own terms — walking, cooking, climbing, volunteering and nine others. Alcohol may be present at one; it is never the reason for one.
Standing Circles
A Circle that passes the vote and crosses fifty total hours becomes a Standing Circle. It is earned by attendance and cannot be bought.
- It can name itself.
- It schedules its own sessions, without Loric selecting the venue.
- It can admit a seventh member by unanimous agreement.
Loric is not treatment, not therapy and not a crisis service. If you need support now, contact your GP, NHS 111, or the Samaritans on 116 123, free, at any hour.
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