Women’s Wisdom Circles

We live in ways which have tamed or banished connection to the wild within and around us.

Women’s Wisdom circles are invitations to reconnect with the natural cycles of our lives, connect to nature’s cycles, earth cycles, moon cycles, and honour the rites of passage at each stage of womanhood. We connect with our inner knowing, and by bringing our full selves, invite each other to deeper understanding of self and others. There are rituals to promote self-love and empowerment, including drum journeys, guided visualisations and meditations, along with a lot of laughter and cups of nourishing tea or soup.

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Kitchen Table Workshops

Kitchen Table workshops rekindle our creative fires in the heart of the home - the kitchen. In this central place of creativity, connection, nourishment, we listen deeply to understand, while making and cooking and doing. It’s where stories are shared in living together, where girls and women learn their lineage, where hurts are tended, soothed and support is given. In my home or yours, we cover creativity or covering crafts, creativity, singing, writing, or any aspect of women’s wisdom and the cycles of womanhood, with you and your invited friends / family.

Option 1: Writing creatively.

Option 2: Sound, voice and singing.

Option 3: Wisdom of the cycles, drum journeys and crafts

Option 4: Bespoke rites of passage / Combo

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Seasonal Circles

Seasonal Circles to gather and celebrate the 8 points in the seasonal calendar. Based on the Celtic wheel of the year, sitting in circle at these times invite connection to the earth’s cycles we live in and to work with the seasonal opportunities they bring, from full sun and the longest day at Litha (midsummer), to the longest night at Yule (midwinter). Link to book here.