What is a Women's Circle?

A circle is a space for self-reflection and rest, free of judgement. The gathering will be opened by Julie Fotis, holistic therapist, who will encourage the group to connect as a sisterhood, and to share their wisdom and experiences. In addition to communing over food and (non-alcoholic) drinks, there will be calming rituals, like the burning of cleansing herbs, meditation, intention-setting, or sitting with an altar of meaningful objects. Aside from being all-female, the format isn't set in stone, but music and singing are common. The Goddess Space gatherings incorporate guided meditations, oracle cards and intention-setting. Bio dynamic Psychotherapist Fiona Arrigo, of A Place to Heal by Arrigo in West London, names women as "dreamers and creators," and encourages women to cultivate "reverence" by connecting to oneself and participating in such circles.

More about Julie Fotis (your practioner) and her Intuitive Womanhood practice:

Intuitive Womanhood is a beacon of empowerment and healing for women navigating all stages of life.

This sanctuary, rooted in holistic healing practices, invites women to tap into their inner potential and the profound wisdom of their souls. It's a testament to the resilience of the feminine spirit and the transformative power of self-healing.

Born from the personal journey of its founder, Julie, Intuitive Womanhood represents a movement that encourages women to reclaim their health, bodies, and lives. Julie's own struggle with PCOS and hypothyroidism led her to the realm of Akashic records reprogramming, a path that not only brought physical healing, but also a deep spiritual awakening.

This transformative experience inspired the creation of Intuitive Womanhood, a practice created to share her knowledge and guide hundreds of women toward healing and self-discovery.