01
The calendar becomes the business
Your practice can only grow as far as your schedule allows. Once your week is full, growth starts to mean longer days, more emotional load, or less space for yourself.
You already know how to help one person. But if every client still needs another hour in your calendar, your impact — and your income — can only grow so far.
For therapists, coaches, somatic practitioners, and helping professionals, group work is the next step. Not because it is easier. Because it lets your work reach more people without adding endless appointments.
Ignite the Room teaches you the practical room skills your 1:1 training never gave you — how to open a group, guide participation, handle silence, respond to emotion, manage resistance, and close with confidence.
For skilled 1:1 practitioners who are ready to serve more people — but want a method before they step into the room.
Built for helping professionals who are ready to serve more people without adding more hours.
Trusted by practitioners who care about leading real rooms with structure, presence, and confidence.














The Income Ceiling
You can be excellent at what you do and still hit a wall. From the outside, a full calendar looks like success. Inside, it can start to feel like a trap. Every new client needs another open hour. Every increase in income depends on more of your time. And every growth plan eventually runs into the same limit: your availability.
That is the hidden ceiling of 1:1 work. You are not capped because you are not good enough. You are capped because one person at a time can only scale so far.
01
Your practice can only grow as far as your schedule allows. Once your week is full, growth starts to mean longer days, more emotional load, or less space for yourself.
02
Higher fees may help for a while, but the structure stays the same. One session. One client. One hour from you.
03
You know group work could help you reach more people. But holding eight people at once brings up a different fear: "What if I do not know what to do in the room?"
The Fear Behind Group Work
It is not because they lack experience.
It is not because they do not care.
It is because a group creates moments that 1:1 work does not prepare you for.
01
You ask a question. Nobody answers. Three seconds feel like thirty. Your instinct is to explain more, soften the question, or rescue the room.
02
A participant starts crying. Everyone looks at you. You need to respond without turning the whole session into therapy for one person — and without abandoning the rest of the group.
03
Someone talks too much, challenges the process, interrupts, or pulls the energy toward them. You need to protect the group without shaming the person.
04
You guide a powerful moment, but now you have to land it. Without a clear closing, people can leave too activated, confused, or unfinished.
The Practical Shift
Most practitioners think group facilitation depends on personality. It does not. A group is not held by charisma — it is held by structure. A clear opening. A strong container. Practical moves for silence, emotion, resistance, and participation. A way to guide the moment without forcing it. And a closing that helps people leave grounded.
Ignite the Room gives you the group facilitation method you were never taught in your 1:1 training. No Theory. Real-world practical tools.
Your Group Facilitation Toolkit
Step-by-step
Video lessons
Practical
Exercises & prompts
Ready-to-use
Session templates
The Shift
What's Inside
Ignite the Room is built for practitioners who already know how to help people — but were never taught how to hold a group. Inside, you will learn how to design sessions, guide participation, work with silence, handle emotional moments, manage challenging dynamics, and close the room safely.
Guesses
Lesson previewWatch on your phone, tablet, or laptop. Move at your own pace and revisit any lesson whenever you need it.
Hands-on warmups, deepening exercises, and reflection prompts you can drop into your next session.
Reusable opening scripts, session structures, and group contracts so you never start from a blank page.
A library of frameworks for handling silence, resistance, deep moments, and unexpected group dynamics.
How to bring presence, structure, and real connection into virtual rooms — not just talking heads on a screen.
Keep everything for good, including future additions. Come back as your practice grows.
The Curriculum
Each module gives you practical tools for real group moments — not theory you have to translate later.
The mindset behind the craft.
In this opening module, you'll be introduced to the foundation of the facilitation method and the mindset behind leading powerful group experiences. You'll understand what makes a group feel safe, engaged, and ready to participate — and how your presence as a facilitator shapes the entire session before any exercise begins.
What you'll take away
In this opening module, you'll be introduced to the foundation of the facilitation method and the mindset behind leading powerful group experiences. You'll understand what makes a group feel safe, engaged, and ready to participate — and how your presence as a facilitator shapes the entire session before any exercise begins.
What you'll take away
Wait — you're also getting…
You also get ready-to-use tools, guides, and templates designed to help you move from learning the method to actually using it in a room.
Bonus 01
Bring real presence, structure, and connection into virtual rooms — beyond talking heads on a screen.
Bonus 02
A library of warmups, deepening exercises, and reflection prompts you can drop into your next session.
Bonus 03
Reusable opening scripts, session frameworks, and group contracts so you never start from a blank page.
Bonus 04
A practical toolkit for handling silence, resistance, deep moments, and unexpected group dynamics.
Total Bonus Value
$256Included Free
Real Students. Real Rooms.
Hear from people who learned how to lead with more structure, presence, and confidence — without becoming someone they are not.
One of the most valuable things I gained from working with Shlomie was his extensive collection of group exercises, activities, and facilitation techniques. I was introduced to a wide range of practical tools, powerful questions, and engaging activities that helped me create connection and engagement much faster — and much more deeply — within my groups. Instead of spending time trying to break the ice, I learned how to build trust, openness, and meaningful interaction right from the start. I lead groups with much greater confidence because I have tools that adapt to a wide variety of situations and dynamics.
Eric D.
Group Facilitator, Addiction Recovery Specialist
"I stopped over-preparing and started actually reading the room. That changed everything."
Will J
Learning and Development Manager
"I used to feel anxious before every group session. This helped me understand what to do when the room shifts."
Emma J
Coach & Workshop Facilitator
"The structure gave me confidence, but the real value was learning how to stay present when things don't go as planned."
Mike A
Personal Development Coach
"I finally feel like I'm leading the room instead of just reacting to it."
Michael C
Therapist turned Group Facilitator

Kathy M.
Executive Business Coach

Patty B.
Elementary School Teacher

Ann B.
Educational Design Instructor

Meet Your Facilitator
Ignite the Room teaches you how to think.
Hi, I'm Shlomie Singer.
Over the past eight years, I've facilitated more than 1,000 groups with therapists, coaches, rehabilitation centers, schools, leadership teams, prisons, startups, and organizations.
Along the way, I became obsessed with one question:
Why do some groups create lasting transformation, while others, led by equally talented facilitators, never quite come alive?
The answer surprised me.
It wasn't experience.
It wasn't charisma.
It wasn't having the perfect exercise.
It was having a way of thinking when the room stopped following the plan.
Before I ever facilitated a group, I spent years experiencing them from the participant's seat through group therapy, psychodrama, somatic work, and personal development. Those experiences taught me what connection feels like. What it feels like to trust the group process. What real transformation looks like.
That's when I realized I wanted to dedicate my life to creating those same moments for others.
Then I spent years learning how to create those same moments as the facilitator.
Along the way, I noticed something.
Brilliant therapists. Exceptional coaches. Skilled practitioners.
They would finish facilitation trainings feeling inspired… but still hesitate to lead their own groups.
Not because they lacked knowledge.
Because real groups are unpredictable.
Most facilitation trainings prepare you for the ideal room.
I wanted to create a method for the real one.
That's why I created Ignite the Room.
Not just as a collection of exercises.
Not just as another facilitation course.
But as a practical facilitation method that gives you structure when the room is flowing, and clarity when it isn't.
The facilitation method I wish I'd had when I led my very first group.
Because facilitation isn't about following a plan. It's about knowing how to respond when the plan no longer fits the room.

Who It's For
You are a therapist with a full calendar
You care deeply about your clients, but you can feel the limits of helping one person at a time.
You are a coach ready to scale your impact
You know groups could help more people, but you want to lead them with depth — not just sell a group program.
You are a somatic practitioner
You can work with one nervous system, but holding a room of many bodies feels like a different skill.
You want to start groups but feel unprepared
You are not afraid of helping people. You are afraid of not knowing what to do when the room becomes real.
You tried a group and it felt flat
The silence, the uneven participation, or the lack of depth made you retreat back to 1:1 work.
You want more income and more impact
Not by working every available hour, but by learning how to serve more people in a format that can actually grow.
You need a structure you trust. You need moves for the moments that make most new group leaders freeze. You need to know how to begin, how to guide, how to respond, and how to close. That is what Ignite the Room gives you.
The Offer
Get full access to Ignite the Room and learn the practical room skills that help therapists, coaches, and 1:1 practitioners grow beyond the limits of the calendar.
Your Group Facilitation Toolkit
What's Included
Regular Enrollment Price
$499
One-time payment · No subscription
Instant access · Self-paced · Lifetime access
Secure checkout powered by Teachable
Our Promise
Join the course, explore the lessons, and try the tools for yourself. If you don't feel this is the right fit, email us within 30 days and we'll refund your purchase.
Simple. Fair. No pressure.
Questions before you join
Honest answers to the questions facilitators ask before enrolling.
One Last Thing
Your skill is not the problem. Your care is not the problem. Your experience is not the problem. The next level of your work requires a new format — and a method for leading it. Ignite the Room gives you the practical tools to start leading groups with structure, confidence, and care.
For therapists, coaches, and 1:1 practitioners ready to grow beyond the limits of the calendar.