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“Of all the healing Ive done, the yoga, the meditation, the toad medicine on a mountain at a retreat- there is nothing more potent than this freaken Writing Circle!” -Jessica

“Sophia guides the relationship with writing as a modality of expression- that which is in the heart, body and soul. It is an exploration of the stories that long for their light of day, their softening, release and liberation. It is a journey that requires an undoing.” -Lisa

The Undoing..

 Our monthly writing circle is developing...  

After 2 years of writing weekly with women, the Writing Circle is unfolding into something new! The power this intentional space holds is transformational.

Welcoming …’The Undoing” A 3 month journey to the heart. We unravel together.

Writing experience is not necessary. Using a collection of exercises and meditations to explore our inner world, we will seek out the knotted threads and gently untangle. Our fully expressed heart awaits!

ONLY 10 SPACES AVAILABLE- small intimate groups- Book early! Monday nights online at 7.30pm. We start Monday January 6th 2025.(FULL)

Wednesday mornings 9.30am starting June 11th. (BOOKINGS OPEN)

Investment is $649, payment plans welcome. A deposit of $100 to secure your space.

Registrations Open for April intake

***To book email info@motherscircle.co.nz

“Sophia’s writing circles are nothing short of life-changing! That seems like a big statement, but it’s true. Taking the time to HEAR your own heart and soul speak is powerful enough, but then sharing that with other women is truly next level. There seems to be no experience that is ours alone. When we share in these circles, you feel seen, known, validated, loved and even celebrated. Loneliness dissolves. Hope emerges. These connections create a shift in the way you view your (not so unique) experiences and literally, how you the approach yourself and your life the next day. Life-changing, indeed. Thank you Sophia for starting this, and for the way you hold that sacred space of sharing, even within the most brutal concepts of grief and loss.” -Annericke