Six weeks

Women's Circle

For women who are craving something a little more real.

A beeswax candle, a stoneware mug of tea, and an open journal with a eucalyptus sprig on a dark wood table in warm evening lamplight

The circle is opening again.

I've been running these circles for three years now — a dozen of them and counting.

Six weeks. A small group of women. One hour on Wednesday nights, from wherever you are.

Each week we take up a theme and stay with it: ancestral stories, altars, storytelling, ritual and ceremony, friendship, the inner child, creativity, somatic movement, archetypes. Some weeks we write. Some weeks we move. Some weeks we mostly listen.

It's not a class and it isn't group therapy. It's a room where women say true things out loud on a weeknight and get heard — and then come back the next week and do it again.

Six weeks is long enough to stop performing and short enough to say yes to.

What to expect

Every circle finds its own rhythm, but the shape of an hour is usually the same:

  • A short arrival and grounding practice to land in the room
  • A theme for the week — ancestral stories, altars, ritual, inner child, creativity, archetypes, and more
  • A prompt to write or reflect on, always optional to share
  • Gentle somatic movement when the body needs to be part of it
  • Storytelling and open conversation with the group
  • A simple closing ritual, and something small to carry into the week

Who it's for

This circle tends to find women who are:

  • Craving deeper friendships and a regular room to be honest in
  • In a season of transition, grief, or rebuilding
  • Curious about ritual and ancestry without wanting anything precious about it
  • Tired of being the one who holds everyone else

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