A ceremonial gathering for women ready to reconnect with the living wisdom woven through the moon, the seasons, the body, and the sacred thresholds of a woman’s life.
Limited to 20 women
This immersion is an invitation to remember yourself as part of the great living rhythm woven through all life.
The moon cycle.
The menstrual cycle.
The seasons.
The breath.
The changing thresholds of a woman’s life.
Birth.
Growth.
Full bloom.
Harvest.
Decay.
Death.
Renewal.
Through teaching, ritual, reflection, circle, storytelling, and embodied practice, this day begins opening a different way of relating to yourself and your life.
You may begin to:
I realised I’m not meant to live in constant go-go-go energy like society expects.
This work showed me how to actually work with my body— how to plan my life with more space, rest, and awareness.
This is knowledge I wish I had years ago.
— Deb Clothier
This workshop helped me understand life as cyclical— and something clicked deeply.
I’ve started letting go of the constant need to do and achieve, and instead honour rest as part of the cycle.
It felt like remembering something ancient— something my body already knew.
A beautiful, safe space with incredible women.
I would highly recommend this to any woman.
— Jessica Bennet
Your body is not a problem.
Your cycles are not an inconvenience.
Your changing energy is not something to override.
This is your guidance system.
Your rhythm.
Your medicine.
Your power.
This immersion is intentionally spacious.
Women’s bodies take time to slow down, arrive, soften, and feel safe enough to truly listen.
As the Winter Solstice darkness settles around us, we’ll gather in ritual, reflection, story, song, shared meal, and ceremony — inside the Moon Lodge and beneath the night sky.
This is not simply information to consume.
It is something to feel.
Something to remember.
This day was a powerful remembering.
I felt deeply connected—to myself, to other women, and to something ancient and meaningful.
Artemis holds such grounded wisdom and creates a space where nothing needs fixing—you can just be.
I walked away feeling stronger, clearer, and more at home in myself.
Truly a magnificent experience.
— Rosie Blades
You’ve been holding a lot.
Moving through life in a way that asks you to keep going—
even when your body is asking for something else.
You might feel:
There’s nothing wrong with you.
Society has trained women to live like this. You’ve just never been shown another way.
This is not a workshop you rush through and tick off your list.
This day is a return.
To the intelligence of your body.
To the rhythm of the Earth.
To a way of being that is cyclical, relational, and deeply human — not constantly producing.
And to deep belonging.
This is a day designed for women who are tired of pushing, and ready to feel grounded, connected, and at ease again.
Why Winter Solstice matters…
Yule — the Winter Solstice — marks the longest night and the turning point of light.
It is the deepest point in the wheel.
The sacred pause.
The stillness before renewal begins.
For thousands of years, people gathered at this threshold to honour the darkness and the return of light — it was a deeply sacred moment in the year that restored the communities faith that light was returning and Life would continue.
Modern life rarely allows space for this kind of pause.
We are taught to keep producing.
Keep moving.
Keep overriding the body’s need for rest, reflection, and restoration.
But the body understands seasons.
And Winter reminds us that there are times in life meant for slowing down, listening deeply, grieving, restoring, and allowing something new to quietly begin beneath the surface.
As the light begins its gradual return, this gathering becomes an invitation to honour your own inner Winter — and reconnect with the wisdom of the great cycles moving through our female body and all life.
When you understand and embody your cyclical nature:
This applies to all women—
whether you are bleeding, perimenopausal, or post-menopausal.
This is not about age.
This is about returning to a way of being that has always been yours.
Many women choose to return to this work more than once.
Not because they “missed” something the first time —
but because cyclical wisdom is not simply information to understand mentally.
It is something the body slowly remembers and embodies over time.
Each time you sit with these teachings, you meet them from a different place in your life, your body, your relationships, your griefs, your thresholds, your becoming.
The wheel reveals itself in layers.
What once felt like an idea becomes lived experience.
What once felt intellectual becomes embodied knowing.
And gathering at Yule — the deepest point in the wheel, the sacred pause before the return of light — offers its own unique medicine, reflection, and depth.
Limited to 20 women
Limited to 20 women
No. This day is designed for all women who have a menstrual cycle, whether they still bleed, or are in menopause. This day is designed whether this is completely new to you or something you’ve been exploring for years.
You are always welcome to simply be present. There is no pressure to share—ever. Everything is invitational.
Yes. This work applies to all stages of a woman’s life, including perimenopause and post-menopause. The cyclical nature remains, and this work reframes Menopause in a way that will flip everything you ever learned about this stage of a woman’s life.
You’ll be guided through teachings, practices, reflection, and optional sharing in circle. It’s a balance of learning, experiencing, and integrating.
Yes. The day is spacious and includes rest, integration time, and fully catered meals.
Comfortable clothing, something warm, a journal, and anything that helps you feel at ease (blanket, cushion, etc.).
This is not a surface-level workshop. The length allows you to truly arrive, settle, and experience the depth of the work—rather than just understand it mentally. Women’s bodies take time to soften, open and be with others. This day and evening is designed as a mini-immersion for you.
This is a small, intimate group—limited to 18 women.
Many women come on their own. You’ll be welcomed into a space that is warm, inclusive, and deeply held.
If something in you is responding as you read this—
that’s enough.