About Her Sacred Return & women's circles 🌑
A welcoming, confidential space for women to slow down, reflect, and reconnect in community.
What happens in a
New Moon Circle.
When you arrive, you’ll be warmly welcomed into a calm, intentional space. There’s no rush, no performance, and nothing to prepare in advance.
Once everyone is settled, we gather in circle and gently begin.
You’ll be invited to:
🌑 arrive in your body through breath and grounding
🌑 reflect on the theme of the evening
🌑 meditate and journal
🌑 set intentions for the new moon cycle
🌑 share in a safe community of women (only if you wish)
Each circle follows a thoughtful, time-honored structure designed to support emotional safety, presence, and deep listening. The flow allows space for both personal insight and shared experience, without pressure to speak or participate in any specific way.
Circles are approximately 2 hours long, held in person, and limited to a small group of women to preserve intimacy and connection.
10th
Experience
A confidential, respectful space
Everything shared in circle stays in circle.
We begin each gathering by naming confidentiality and shared agreements. There is no fixing, no advice-giving, and no expectation to explain yourself. This is a space for witnessing and being witnessed, exactly as you are.
Meet Your Facilitator
Cristie Robbins is a certified Wild Woman Project Circle Facilitator and women’s mind-body coach. She holds circles with care, structure, and respect for the process — creating spaces where women feel safe enough to be real and supported enough to listen inward.
FAQs
Answer Of Some
Circle Questions
Do I have to speak or share?
No. Sharing is always optional. You are welcome to listen and simply be present.
What should I bring?
Anything that helps you feel comfortable, plus a journal and a pen. Everything else is provided.
Is this spiritual or religious?
These circles are reflective and intention-based, not tied to any religion.
What if I feel emotional?
Emotions are welcome here. Nothing is rushed or fixed.
Is this confidential?
Yes. Confidentiality is named and honored at the beginning of each circle.
