BATH — Darreby Ambler will lead two Dream Teams, small interfaith (or no faith) groups of six to eight people who will meet to help each other bring their goals and dreams to life. Each group will meet for seven weeks at Grace Episcopal Church in Bath. The cost is $25 to cover expenses.

Team 1 kicks off with a retreat Sept. 7 and 8, then meets for seven Mondays, beginning Sept. 10, from 7 to 9 p.m. A kick-off retreat for Team 2 will be held Sept. 14 and 15, then meets for seven Wednesdays, beginning Sept. 19, from 1 to 3 p.m.

In each team, participants come up with a goal to work on, develop a plan to reach the goal, and take concrete steps toward it week by week.

A news release from Ambler states, “What makes this technique different is your teammates — they are your secret weapon. They not only cheer your successes; they give you a nudge when you need help to get going. They have courage for you when you lack your own, and persistence for you when you want to give up. You can be cranky or have no willpower and still get to your goal.”

Ambler has led Dream Teams for the last three years. Goals of team members in the past have included writing a novel, ending human trafficking, becoming a certified hand therapist, and learning to play the dulcimer.

Out of the work she did with her team, Bath resident Jackie Zimowski founded No Human Trafficking, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works internationally to end human slavery.

For more information, visit www.darreby.com or call 442-7989.