Ritual. Reflection. Connection

Women’s circles in Gloucestershire. Beautiful spaces offering a chance to slow down and reconnect with yourself - with meditations, sharing stories, words of wisdom, seasonal rituals, sisterhood, and moments of discovery.

Women’s circles offer the chance to develop a regular practice of self-reflection, connection with nature and the seasons, the opportunity to look deeper within, rituals to honour our journey through life, in a safe circle of women, free from judgement, where our stories are met with openness, warmth and compassion.

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REGULAR CIRCLES


The Circling Year

(MONTHLY WOMEN’S CIRCLE At my home)

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Cosy and compassionate - evening women’s circles held in my home, Tuesdays 7:30 -9pm, near Cirencester

£17.50, pay monthly, or book ad hoc dates

Nurturing and nourishing in-person circles, running throughout the year, an invitation to come home to yourself, a soft place to land, a shelter of kindness, infused with ancient, intuitive wisdom. Women’s circles are spaces which offer us a different way of being, and give us space to slow down and be held in love and compassion for all that we are, and all that we carry.

GROUND & GATHER

(DIVINE WOODLAND DAYS FOR WOMEN)

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Deep and divine - woodland days for women to retreat, rest and reconnect…

March, June, September, December | £68 - includes all food & drink

Pottering amongst the trees, gathering around the fire, performing small rituals to mark little moments, eating together, crying together, laughing together. Sharing our stories and seeing ourselves in the eyes of another, held in compassion and kindness, while around us the ancient woods and their interconnected wisdom watch with infinite knowing.


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Discover Circles

“We're disconnected, we need to come back to ourselves.”

About Me

“I believe in the importance of slowing down and connecting with yourself and your community of sisters.”

Frequently Asked Questions

“We will tell stories, share our truth and feel the invisible thread of sisterhood that connects us all.”