Women's Stories Matter

7 weeks - Fridays 9.30-12.00 Dates: 12th, 19th, 26th May & 2nd, 9th 16th, 23rd June

To join please arrange your free 15 minute connection call here

'The Bridge Club' Community Rooms

2 Alnwick Street

Warkworth

Coming together each week as a supportive group of Women to share:

Honoring rights of passage

Rituals of remembrance

Embodiment practises

By remembering important moments or ‘rights of passage’ we have an experience of coming home to the Sacred Earth of Womanhood.

As nurturers and caretakers women’s stories can get lost in the mix.

In this space you will be guided to connect with your essential self, reflect on rites of passage, and get in touch with the wisdom of your psyche.

Many Women are taught to dismiss their bodies from a young age, wishing they were different instead of honouring this deep ground of being, the body.

Women’s Stories have always been deeply tied to the land and to the seasons of fertility, of increase and release. These connections have been lost and Women’s roles have been reduced with the denial, minimising and marginalisation of women’s sexuality and fecundity.

This experiential workshop will guide you to fully embodying your experience, relating to your and others story through full body listening. When we do this together as a group of women it is healing, supportive and inspiring.

Cost for the 7 week series: $231 full price $77 low income

Facilitated by Stephanie Frost & Alexandra Winterburn

Stephanie Frost:

Stephanie brings together her experience of Women’s Spirituality, Women’s Circles, Neuroscience and Attachment Theory. We are living in a time where modern neuroscience is explaining why Storytelling, Dance & Song are important parts of personal wellbeing and cultural cohesion. A Psychosynthesis Counsellor & Guide, novice bee keeper and lover of music, song and dance.

Alexandra Winterburn:

Alexandra weaves together her years of experience as a psychotherapist originally trained in the Humanistic Person-centred approach, with years of cross-cultural life experiences and a healthy sense of humour to help facilitate a comfortable and safe environment for women to reflect on their own journeys and roles across the many stages of life.