24/07/2026
Finding the words to describe what has unfolded over the last seven days with these incredible women
For the past 10 years, I have had the honour of holding sacred spaces and transformational retreats around the world. I have witnessed women heal, awaken, remember who they are and completely change the trajectory of their lives.
It is my life’s work.
And I will never, ever take the privilege of holding this sacred work for granted.
Yet somehow... this week felt like something entirely new…
Over the last seven days, six extraordinary women courageously chose themselves.
Together we journeyed through profound healing, womb work, sacred medicine, breath, ceremony, deep emotional release, remembrance and unconditional love.
One by one, the layers that no longer belonged began to fall away, and what remained was something so beautifully simple...
The remembrance of who they have always been.
As we sat together in our final circle today, every single woman shared that this had been the most life-changing experience of her life. To witness each of them leave with open hearts, connected to themselves, to one another, and to life itself, is something I will carry with me forever.
Over the years I always hear women say that my retreats are impossible to put into words... that they simply have to be experienced.
It’s about what becomes possible when you are fully seen, deeply loved, received without judgement and reminded that everything you’ve been searching for has always lived within you.
Sharing this retreat alongside my beautiful man, Christian, made it so profoundly special. Watching him hold every woman with such grounded presence, compassion and unwavering love and delicious Peruvian food was such a gifts for me.
I’m still integrating everything that has unfolded, and I know I’ll be sharing much more over the coming days.
For now - thank you to these incredible women.
And to the work that continues to remind me, time and time again, that healing is not about becoming someone else...
It’s about remembering who you’ve always been.