Womb Wisdom Circle
Join the Womb Wisdom Collective as we open up a seasonal mother-daughter circle to learn how to live in balance with our menstrual cycle and share what we learn along the way.
11am – 4pm
Selected dates
Course
Introduction
We will share information around cycle awareness and tracking as well as nutritional support with a tasty lunch using ingredients that can support us in the early part of our menstrual cycle. We will then open up a space that feels cosy and safe to tap into our intuition and get down with our crafty-creative-selves.
We believe in the innate wisdom of each person’s body and in the collective wisdom of sharing our experiences. Part of this day will be listening to each other and giving space to listen to our own knowing.
You will be guided by our Path Hill instructors, Natalie and Suz, who within the peaceful setting of the Hardwick woods and around a fire, will help you unfurl into an openness and connection with your menstrual cycle as a place of guidance and support.
The day will last from 11am – 4pm and will include a nourishing vegetarian lunch. Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.
We are opening up this circle to five pairs of mothers and their daughters with the intention of creating a closed container to journey through the seasons of nature’s cycles and our own inner cycles. No pressure to stay in the group if it doesn’t work out.
Minimum age:
8
Extra Information
A little bit of information about the instructors that will be looking after you:
Suz is a basket and woodland craft maker who has a passion for wellness and nutrition. She has almost a decade of experience working in social care settings and runs workshops on craft and wellbeing for private and charitable groups. Experiencing her own physical, mental, and hormonal health challenges Suz is passionate about sharing what she has learnt and giving young women the tools she wished she had sooner.
Natalie is a qualified Forest School Level 3 teacher and worked as a facilitator in self-directed education. She loves growing and foraging plants for eating, beauty and making herbal remedies and has been a market gardener and community gardener for many years. She also works teaching and installing living willow structures and singing the praises of this plant as a wonder for ecological repair. She is interested in living in tune with the cycles of the seasons and our own inner cycles, having completed a Menstruality Leadership course with the Red School. She is also interested in how our culture can be nurtured though Rites of Passage and Way of Council and has completed a Rites of Passage Leadership course with Wildwise.
We are working on a trust basis for you to give us the amount you feel you can afford. Please get in touch if you really can't afford the event but would love to come. Prices are for two participants (mother and daughter).
Low income (its a bit of a struggle to afford what you need) - £20
Enough income (Have everything you need) - £40
Abundant income (can afford a holiday) - £60
First circle - Sunday 27th April
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