Still, Love. Call Question Form

Before We Meet

Still, Love.

What’s on your mind?

You don’t have to ask your question perfectly, but please keep it focused.

Start with the question you’d like Rachel to answer. Then add a paragraph or two of context if she needs it to understand what’s going on.

Your name Completely optional
Your question Clear and focused
During the call You will not be called on

Ask the question you want answered.

Rachel may speak to submitted questions during a live Still, Love gathering. You can choose whether she may share your question anonymously, paraphrase it, or use it only to help guide the conversation.

Keep It Focused

A clear question and a little context are enough.

Rachel wants to have time to get to as many questions as possible during the calls. Please lead with the question you want answered and keep any additional context to a paragraph or two. You don’t need to tell the whole story. Just give Rachel what she needs to understand the question.

Leave this blank if you would rather submit anonymously.
Please lead with your actual question. Keep it clear and specific. 0 / 500
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A Quick Note

Only share what feels right.

Still, Love. is an educational and supportive experience, not therapy or crisis support. Rachel may not be able to respond to every submitted question individually. Please avoid including information you would not want discussed anonymously in a group setting.

Your question is sent privately to the Still, Love question list.

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Still, Love.

Rachel has your question.

Thank you for sharing what’s on your mind.

Your submission has been sent to the Still, Love question list. If it fits the conversation, Rachel may speak to it during an upcoming gathering according to the sharing preference you selected.

You don’t need to do anything else.

You don’t need to have the right words.

You won’t be called on during the gathering. You can simply listen, take what feels useful, write in your companion, and let the rest be.

Still, Love. is an educational and reflective experience and is not therapy or group therapy.