10/27/2026
There is a particular kind of medicine that happens when women gather.
When we step away from the demands of our lives, allow ourselves to be witnessed, and remember that we were never meant to carry everything alone.
For centuries, women have gathered in circles to share wisdom, tend to grief, honor transitions, and hold one another through the sacred passages of life.
I believe we need these spaces now more than ever.
This Saturday, we gather at a sacred threshold in the turning year. A time when, according to many ancient traditions, the veil between the seen and unseen worlds grows thin, inviting us into deeper connection with those who have come before us and the mysteries of life and death.
A time to honor what is ending in our lives, tend to what we're grieving, and create space for what is becoming.
And I know. It's Halloween. It's a busy day. There are costumes, parties, children, and a hundred other things asking for your attention.
But here's what I know from years of accompanying women on their healing journeys: Your life changes through the choices you make to honor yourself in the midst of the messiness. Not when life finally gets quiet or everything else is taken care of.
Choosing to give yourself two hours to be nourished, witnessed, and held in community is no small thing. It is a way of declaring that your needs, your inner world, and your relationship with yourself matter.
Through gentle movement, reflection, ritual, and meaningful conversation, we'll tend to ourselves, to one another, and to the sacredness of this season.
🍂 Root & Release | A Sacred Autumn Women's Circle
October 31 | 1–3 PM
Wildfire Arts Center | Berthoud, CO
If something in you is longing for this kind of connection, I invite you to honor that longing.
I'd love to welcome you into the circle.
✨ Registration through the link in the comments!
