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Ever wonder what actually happens in a T-group?

You’re about to join 12 startup leaders as they embark on their first “T-group”—three days of unstructured group discussion that somehow lead to profound interpersonal learning.

One part novel, one part business fable and one part self-coaching resource, JUNCTURE is a genre-defying mashup.

Whether you’re T-group “curious” or a T-group alum, this book will take you on an emotional and insightful T-group journey—without ever having to leave your couch.

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Praise for Juncture 

“If you’ve ever been curious about the magical experience that is a T-group, look no further. Written by a deeply experienced facilitator, JUNCTURE is the best way to learn about a T-group without actually attending one! As someone who has gained so much learning and growth from T-groups and Anamaria personally, I highly recommend this book!”
— Alyssa Ravasio, Founder & CEO of Hipcamp
“JUNCTURE was so vivid I felt like I was sitting in the T-group myself! Anamaria deftly interweaves a fictional story with core concepts that have — no exaggeration — changed my life.”
— Rajiv Ayyangar, CEO of Product Hunt
“In nearly three decades of leading T-groups at the Stanford GSB and with founders and executives at Leaders in Tech, I have firsthand knowledge of the transformative nature of T-groups. Anamaria has captured their essence—from confusion and boredom to life-changing insights and the birth of special relationships. If you want to learn what a T-group is all about – in all its glory and complexity – there is no better book!”
— Carole Robin, PhD, Co-Author of Connect, Co-Founder of LIT & former Director of Interpersonal Dynamics at Stanford GSB
“If Lencioni’s beloved “Five Dysfunctions of a Team” had a baby with Brene Brown’s books, you would get JUNCTURE. Having attended these magical events – but not being able to properly describe them to anyone effectively – I’m excited to share this with anyone who wants to learn these powerful ideas.”
— Julia Hu, CEO & Co-Founder of Lark Health

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 About The Author

Anamaria Niño–Murcia is an executive coach and facilitator who has helped hundreds of founders and startup leaders feel better and lead better since 2011. She first started facilitating T-groups at the Stanford GSB in 2012, and has hosted private T-group retreats for over 250 startup leaders since 2014. Learn More

Want To Experience A T-group IRL?

Anamaria takes an “artisanal” approach to offering her own T-group retreats—small groups in small batches, which she deliberately never operates at scale. Learn More About T-groups with Anamaria

Otherwise, please check out the other T-group options listed in the FAQ section under “How can I attend a T-group?”—>

FAQ

  • Maybe? It certainly does feel like Doug and Eve have at least a few more T-group retreats in them. If you’d like to vote for a specific character to return in a future T-group story, please email me at juncture@anamaria.coach

    I’m open to your influence!

  • I didn’t invent T-group. And T-group is not some Silicon Valley, Stanford, or California invention either. In brief, a T-group is an experiential learning model that was first experimented with in 1947 and then further refined and developed in the U.S. in the 1950s by the social science practitioners who would go on to found the non-profit international organization NTL Institute for Applied Science. To learn more about the origin story of T-groups please visit: https://www.ntl.org/ntl-legacy/

    If you’d like to learn more about the rich history of T-groups, please visit Ed Batista’s historical overview and compilation of T-group related resources at:  http://tgroups.org/

  • Here are a few other T-group programs I’d suggest as a starting point: 

    Leaders In Tech - Carole Robin and her stellar team at LIT offer a wide range of T-group programs at scale for tech founders and other leaders & investors in the technology space. Learn more at: https://leadersintech.org/

    NTL Institute - The NTL Institute for Applied Behavioral Science is based in Washington D.C., and was founded in 1947 by the social science practitioners who first developed T-GroupⓇ methodology. They offer Human Interaction LaboratoriesⓇ both in-person and online. 

    Learn more at: https://www.ntl.org/


    Stanford Continuing Studies offers a compressed T-group course “COM-19: Building Interpersonal Skills: An Experiential Workshop.”  

    Learn more at: https://continuingstudies.stanford.edu/

    Stanford University - Graduate School of Business  - The Stanford GSB offers an introductory T-group weekend a few times each year, with preference given to individuals who are interested in potentially becoming T-group facilitators. 

    Learn more at: https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/experience/learning/leadership/interpersonal-dynamics/facilitation-training-program/intro-tgroup

    Crosby & Associates - Two generations of the Crosby family have collectively been working in organizational development (OD) and facilitating T-groups in organizations since the 1950s. 

    Learn more at: https://www.crosbyod.com/ and https://crosbyandassociates.blog/category/t-groups/

    There aremyriad other options listed here

    Or feel free to search for a T-group in your own industry or in your own geographical area.

 Anything you’d like to share about your experience reading Juncture?

Email me at juncture@anamaria.coach. I’d love to hear from you! 🧡

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