A message that resonates loudly in our hearts. A powerful 'Grid Society' workshop testimony from a counsellor...

At Grid Society, we create tools in the hope that they reach beyond the workshop. That they support real people, in real moments.

So when we hear that our tools are being used inside therapeutic spaces, rooms where people are working to heal, reflect or rebuild, it means more to us than we can say. Especially when they are supporting both client work and personal growth.

Our Evidence

Recently, we received an email from a practising counsellor who attended one of our workshops. Her message was generous, thoughtful and clear. She shared how she had begun using the Grid Society framework in her client sessions and in her own life. It reminded us that when the right structure lands in the right hands, it can become an anchor. Our work is landing where it matters. This was one of those moments.

She wrote:

“I’m using the Grid Society concept with my counselling clients to help them summarise how their week has been, their thoughts about particular events or experiences, their emotions, relationships and situationships. And they are LOVING IT!!!”

Grid Society was never designed to impress.

It was created to support. To give people language for what they are feeling. To make the invisible a little easier to manage. To provide clarity without overwhelm. This counsellor saw its potential in the therapy room. But she also began using it in her own life.

She wrote:

“I’m still using it on myself daily, too. When I review my week, I have such clarity in where my barriers and breakthroughs are. It is helping me keep to my goals. I am now back running three to four times a week and will soon be taking part in my first 10K in a long while. Seven years to be precise.”

Hearing this was humbling.

Not just because the words were kind. But because they showed us that this work is showing up quietly in people’s routines. In the decisions they make. In the goals they return to. It reminded us that this is not about big gestures. It is about small decisions that create real momentum. The kind no one sees, but that change everything. Sometimes it looks like trying again.

She wrote:

“Grid Society is a great toolbox addition for my mindfulness and wellbeing. It helped me see new perspectives, embrace growth and step forward with greater confidence and courage.”

We know tools are only part of the process.

What brings them to life is the person using them. But when someone shares that our tools are helping them reflect clearly, connect more deeply with clients and rebuild momentum in their own life, it matters to us.

She wrote:

“Your impact extends far beyond the session you delivered. I now carry the lessons, breakthroughs and renewed mindset with me into my daily life. For that, I am profoundly grateful.”

And we are grateful, too.

These are the orange moments that keep us grounded. They remind us that we are building something useful. Not for headlines. Not for recognition. But for the person who needs it and quietly finds it.