Spring Womb Circle:
Water – Nuturing Flow & Rebirth

Step into Sacred Space:

Reconnect with Your Inner Wisdom

This gathering is all about slowing down,

reconnecting with your body and tapping into

the natural rhythms of life.

 

Held in my cosy home studio in Hedge End,

Southampton, it’s a space for connection,

reflection and renewal - no frills, no pretense,

just real, heart-led practices to awaken your

inner knowing.

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Whether you’re new to this journey or deepening

your practice, this gathering offers the time and

space to shed the old and reconnect with the

powerful feminine energy that’s always been there,

just waiting for you to tune in.

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​​​​​​What to Expect:

🌿 Intention Setting – A simple, grounding ritual to help you arrive fully into the space and set your personal intention for the afternoon.

🌿 Sisterhood Connection – An invitation to open your heart and trust the process, building genuine connections with other women.

🌿 Womb Awakening – Gentle movement and breathwork to invite flow, release tension, and awaken your body’s natural rhythms.

🌿 Sound Healing – A shared experience of vibration and presence, helping you tune into the group’s collective energy.

🌿 Introduction to Yoni Steaming – A fully clothed demonstration of this ancient practice, offering you the knowledge and confidence to try it safely at home.

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What You’ll Leave With:

🌿 A renewed connection to your feminine energy, feeling clearer, nurtured, and aligned with your body’s natural cycles.

🌿 Practical tools for self-care, including the knowledge and confidence to incorporate yoni steaming into your life.

🌿 A sense of sisterhood and belonging, having shared in this sacred space with like-minded women.

🌿 A deeper understanding of your spiritual path, including practices and rituals that support your ongoing journey of self-discovery.

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This is part of a Seasonal Womb Circle Series:

• Summer Womb Circle: Fire – Igniting Passion & Transformation

• Autumn Womb Circle: Air – Clarity, Expansion & Wisdom

• Winter Womb Circle: Earth – Grounding, Healing & Manifestation

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Each gathering will align with the season and its corresponding element, guiding us through a year-long journey of self-exploration and deep feminine connection. Feel free to commit to the full series or join for individual gatherings - both paths are welcomed.​​

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I’d love to welcome you to this sacred space of reflection, connection, and feminine renewal.

Let’s begin this beautiful journey together.

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FAQs:

What should I bring to the event?
Please bring comfortable, loose-fitting clothing suitable for gentle movement. Layers are recommended for warmth, as the yurt temperature can vary. You may also want to bring a cushion and blanket for extra comfort, along with a journal and a pen/pencil for reflection. Feel free to bring something small for the altar, if you wish. And don’t forget your water bottle!

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Is this event suitable for beginners?
Absolutely! This event is for women at all stages of their journey. Whether you’re new to this work or looking to deepen your practice, there’s space for you.

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Can I bring a friend?
Yes, you are welcome to bring a friend or soul sister. This event is open to all women (18+), so it’s a great chance to share this experience with someone special.

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Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available.

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Do I need experience with yoni steaming?
Not at all! This event is designed for everyone—whether you’re new to yoni steaming or have some experience. The demonstration will be clothed, and by the end, you’ll feel confident to incorporate yoni steaming into your self-care routine.

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Do I need to undress for the yoni steaming demo?
No undressing required! The demo will be fully clothed, and we’ll be exploring the props and stools in a safe, supportive environment.

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What if I have a medical condition or I’m pregnant?
If you have any medical concerns, including pregnancy, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider before attending. We’ll guide you on how to practice yoni steaming safely, but it’s always best to check with your doctor first.