I often tell new facilitators who are nervous about getting everything just right: it's the conversation that matters most. Yes, I prefer an open circle of chairs to a giant boardroom table. I'd rather have the luxury of time to the constraints of someone's packed schedule. And I will always choose to be in the same room when I can. But when that's not possible, what's most important is that the conversation happens at all.

But to my surprise, some of the most impactful moments have occurred online.

There are three requirements fora restorative facilitation.