Beltane is a festival that marks the midway point between Spring Equinox and Summer Solstice. Also known as May Day, it’s a celebration of fertility – the union of masculine and feminine, of love and of connection.
It’s a time of year associated with peak spring, of growth and beauty. Think weddings, flower crowns, fresh blossoms and dancing - all of it a celebration of life in full bloom.
Please feel welcome to join me for a nurturing session where you can slow down, reconnect with your energy, and remember how it feels to be supported.
The price remains at $33 per circle so that they remain affordable. If you would like to attend but are having financial difficulties. please contact me for assistance.
Laura
Forge meaningful connections with other women in a safe and supportive space, building lasting relationships based on trust and understanding.
Rediscover your voice in a space where you can speak without interruption, judgement, or advice — a chance to be truly heard and honoured.
Experience personal healing and emotional release through gentle meditation, compassionate listening, and the collective wisdom of the circle.
Every circle is different. Some are funny and uplifting. Some are mind blowing and revealing. Others are deep and healing
In circle, everyone is equally visible, everyone has a voice.
When women show up authentically something shifts. Conversations move from the surface to honest embodied truth.
A circle goes beyond women sitting together – its more like a return to something you remember. Long before modern life, women gathered in circles to share stories, mark life transitions, grieve, celebrate and pass on knowledge. These weren’t formal events – they were essential to survival and connection.
Women often describe a sense of slowing down, of being witnessed and a sense of belonging. The drumming meditation especially, is a time to rest, to let go and honour yourself.
If this speaks to you, if something is stirred by these words, you are very welcome to be part of the next circle.
Cathy
Thank you to the beautiful women that joined me in 2025. I'm delighted to announce the Circle dates for 2026. The little emoji's next to a date indicate a special circle (eg. the sun indicates Summer Solstice).
Last month I had to postpone the circle I had planned. A perfect set of circumstances that all lined up to say, nope its not happening. To be honest I was really bummed about it, but then I switched my thoughts to something I try to remember when the family is running late and time is of the essence …. maybe this is divine intervention.
My daughter wrote a poem for English recently titled Secrets of the forest. She asked me to read it and before I had finished, she asked if I liked it.
I've been thinking about how one small moment can change the course of our entire day.
One of the greatest lessons nature offers is that change is both inevitable and beautiful. No season lasts forever, and each one has its own purpose.
As we move deep into Winter, nature invites us to slow down. The cooler days and longer nights encourage us to turn inward—to a place of stillness.
When first learning about the wheel of the year (where the year follows the same annual cycle) I saw the term Yule and thought “Oh I’ve heard that mentioned at Christmas”.
We rarely remember exactly what someone said, what they wore, or even sometimes their name. But we remember how that person made us feel.
If you’ve seen the post for the Women’s Circle this month, you’ll notice the term “Samhain” and probably wonder how to say it, let alone what it means!
I was sent a message this week that had a profound effect on me.
If you’ve seen the post for the Women’s Circle this month, you’ll notice the term “Mabon” and might wonder what it means.
During each circle I talk you through two meditations – a quick grounding one at the beginning to ground everyone’s nerves, and then a longer relaxing one towards the end.
You'll notice in the picture for the Women’s Circle this month the term “Lammas” and might wonder what it means?