Women's Circles
& Group Offerings
& Group Offerings
Women’s Circles are welcoming, sacred spaces where we can slow down, come as we are, and reconnect with ourselves and one another.
In a world that often asks us to keep moving, giving, caring, and doing, the Circle offers something different: a space to pause, listen, receive, and simply be.
In the Circle, there is no hierarchy. We gather as women, each bringing our own stories, wisdom, experiences, and ways of knowing. Together, we create a space rooted in trust, compassion, confidentiality, and respect. What is shared in Circle is held with care, without judgment or the need to advise, fix, or change one another.
Here, we are invited to show up as we truly are—with our beauty and vulnerability, our tenderness and power, our questions and wisdom. We can speak from the heart, listen deeply, and experience what it means to be witnessed and supported by other women.
Through meditation, somatic and embodiment practices, reflection, ritual, movement, creativity, and meaningful conversation, we explore the many dimensions of the feminine experience. We learn to honor our cycles, listen to our needs and desires, trust our instincts, nurture our creativity, and deepen our relationship with ourselves.
Each Circle is an invitation to turn inward and listen more closely—to rediscover and validate our intuition, hear the quiet voice of our inner wisdom, and become more aware of the rhythms moving through our bodies and our lives.
We also explore our relationship with nature and its cycles. Just as nature moves through seasons of growth, fullness, release, stillness, and renewal, we too experience different seasons within ourselves. When we begin to recognize these rhythms, we may remember something easily forgotten in our busy lives:
We are not separate from nature. We are nature.
The Circle is also a place to remember that we do not have to navigate everything alone. There is something powerful about gathering with other women—listening to one another’s stories, recognizing ourselves in each other, honoring what we have lived through, celebrating our growth, and creating space for healing and connection together.
Ritual is an important and beautiful part of our Circles. Ritual invites us to step out of the ordinary rhythm of life and enter a more intentional space. Through simple practices—lighting a candle, working with the elements, creating an altar, moving the body, writing, releasing, setting an intention, or honoring the cycles of the Moon and the seasons—we give meaning to what we are experiencing. Ritual can reminds us that even the simplest act can become sacred when we meet it with presence and intention.
Over time, the practice of gathering in Circle can become an invitation to know ourselves more deeply: to honor who we are, reconnect with our inner wisdom, and embrace the many expressions of the sacred feminine within us.
Here, you are invited to soften. To listen. To speak your truth. To receive. To reconnect with your body, your intuition, and your creative spirit. To remember your connection with nature.
And, most importantly, to come home to yourself.
You don’t need any previous experience with meditation, spirituality, or women’s circles. You are welcome to arrive exactly as you are.
Women's Circle
Full Moon in Taurus Practices & Ritual
Join us under the energy of the Full Moon in Taurus, for an afternoon of connection, reflection, and nourishing practices.
Taurus is an Earth sign that invites us to slow down, reconnect with our bodies, and appreciate the simple things that bring us comfort, pleasure, and a sense of belonging. This Full Moon reminds us of the importance of feeling grounded, honoring our needs, and recognizing that we are worthy of rest, care, and abundance.
With the Sun in Scorpio opposite the Moon in Taurus, we are also invited to explore the balance between holding on and letting go, between seeking stability and allowing transformation. What are we holding onto that no longer nourishes us? What helps us feel rooted and supported as we move through change?
During our time together, we will create a sacred and welcoming space to pause, turn inward, and reconnect with ourselves and one another. Through grounding meditation, gentle embodied practices, reflection, sharing, and a Full Moon ritual, we will explore what it means to feel nourished, supported, and at home within ourselves.
@ The Abundance Collective
Cost: sliding scale: $25 - $45
Come as you are, with an open heart and a willingness to give yourself this time. No previous experience is needed, and sharing is always an invitation, never an expectation.
I look forward to gathering with you again, sharing this beautiful Full Moon energy, and creating space for grounding, connection, and renewal.
With love and gratitude, 🌷
Georgia Young
Yin & Reiki Fall Immersion
Surrender, Cleanse, Reset
As the daylight begins to fade and the season invites us inward, we invite you to this immersive experience to slow down, nourish ourselves, and honor the Fall season.
This is a time to reflect on the season behind us with gratitude, while making space for the comfort, closeness, and deeper rest that the longer nights invite.
Yin & Reiki Fall Immersion — Surrender, Cleanse, Reset is a healing space created to nourish your inner landscape and support your body, mind, and energy as we move through this seasonal shift.
Together, we will work with the element of air, using breath, embodied awareness, Yin Yoga, and Reiki to deepen our connection with the body and heart, quiet the mind, and create space for clarity, inspiration, and renewal.
An invitation to soften, release, receive, and listen to what this new season is asking of you.
Our time together will include grounding and cleansing meditation, a fresh yin sequence alongside some rejuvenative reiki, soothing and cleansing breathwork and simple snacks and refreshments for our inbetween sequence break.
Yin is a yoga style that evolved from the Taoist yoga lineage. Each pose focuses on flushing out different meridians, the same energy channels used in traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture.
Yin is an active practice (unlike a restorative flow), and it can be very effective in releasing on all three levels of your body; physically, mentally and emotionally.
Reiki is a holistic healing practice that originated in Japan in the early 20th century. It involves the use of hands-on or hands-off techniques to channel universal life energy (often referred to as "ki" or "chi") to promote physical, emotional, and spiritual healing. This energy can help balance the body's energy systems, alleviate stress, and support overall well-being.
Bring your journal to record any insights or messages received during your time within your emotional interior. Lastly, we’d love to invite you to bring a small item or two (nature item, crystal, picture or other treasured memento) to add to the Fall altar that we will be constructing as a community. This collective offering will signify our intentions and heartfelt desires as we cross the threshold into this new chapter.
Come as you are and give yourself an afternoon to rest, reconnect, and be held in the nourishing energy of the season.
Cost: $90