Workshops & Courses

My work supports women to meet the significant thresholds of their lives with awareness, integrity, and support.

Birth, menstruation, motherhood, menopause, grief, and loss are not isolated events, but part of a deeper pattern of initiation. They shape how you come to know yourself, your relationships, and your place in the world over time.

This brings together embodied, reflective practices grounded in the cyclical arc of women’s lives:

Maiden · Mother · Queen · Wisdom Keeper

It is rooted in the intelligence of the body, the depth of the human psyche, and the wider rhythms of the natural world.

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Workshops & Courses

My courses and workshops bring women together to engage with birth, transformation, and the larger spirals of a woman’s life.
They are spaces for shared inquiry, grounded learning, and a deeper orientation to what matters.

Dates to be announced for Professional Training for Birthworkers (Autumn 2026), Sacred Birth and Women´s Wheel of the Year.

Professional Training for Birthworkers

A trauma-informed integration framework for midwives, doulas and birth educators

A small pilot training exploring birth trauma through physiology, nervous system adaptation, institutional systems, meaning-making and relational witnessing.

Designed for practitioners seeking a deeper framework beyond both highly medicalised trauma models and overly romanticised empowerment narratives.

The work integrates physiological birth understanding, trauma-informed facilitation, symbolic meaning and embodied integration, while maintaining strong ethical boundaries and non-coercive practice..

Pilot Cohort

The first pilot cohort will consist of six weekly live online sessions, approximately two hours each, with a small group of six to eight participants.

The work is experiential, reflective and professionally oriented, designed for practitioners who already work around birth, women or trauma and who are seeking a deeper framework beyond both highly medicalised trauma models and overly romanticised empowerment narratives.

Autumn 2026
Exact dates to be announced.

Learn More About the Pilot Training

Sacred Birth

A workshop on birth as a physiological, cultural and existential threshold

Core teaching exploring birth as a psychological, spiritual, and existential rite of passage. This work bridges embodied knowing with wider questions of meaning, responsibility and care.

Together we examine how regarding birth as sacred can shape women’s experiences of it, and learn to use ceremony and ritual to prepare for birth in any setting.

Participants leave with a deeper understanding of undisturbed birth, the cultural forces that influence it, and tools for advocating for birth as a meaningful and safeguarded life threshold.

Format

  • One-day in person workshop

  • OR 2 × 3h online sessions

Fee

£120 per participant

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To be announced

Women’s Wheel of the Year

An orienting course mapping the cyclical patterns of a woman’s life

Drawing on menstrual, seasonal, and life-stage rhythms, the course helps women locate themselves within a broader pattern of continuous transformation and renewal.

Participants gain a clear and practical framework for understanding how these cycles shape creativity, rest, relationships, and major life transitions.

The course brings together decades of teaching, practice, and scholarship into a clear and experiential learning process. Many women return to this framework throughout their lives as a source of direction and reflection.

Participants explore how the four archetypal phases — Maiden, Mother, Queen, and Wisdom Keeper — appear and harmonize across the cycles of the natural world, their bodies, and their lives.

Format

  • 6 weekly sessions (2 hours each)

  • Online (live)

  • Reflection between sessions

  • Optional sharing & mapping exercises

Fee
£380

To be announced

Contact me about the courses

Please get in touch via the contact form to discuss context, timing, and suitability.

Working together

If you’re unsure where to begin, welcome to get in touch!

We can start with a short conversation about what you need, and whether this work is the right place to begin.

My work is shaped in response to you, the moment you’re in, and what’s needed.