DANGEROUS WOMEN | BYRON | OCT 22

Dangerous Women

Stories of women who stopped shrinking and started living.

The Pleasure Edition • October 22 • Byron Bay

Dangerous Women is an intimate evening of storytelling, connection and courageous self expression.

This is a space for stories about heartbreak, loss, reinvention, motherhood, divorce, business, burnout, awakening, desire, pleasure and profound life change. Stories from women who have been shaped by life and emerged knowing themselves differently.

Each gathering features women sharing a chapter of their lives. Not because they have all the answers, but because they have lived.

Through honest storytelling and heartfelt conversation, we explore the moments that changed us, the choices that shaped us and the courage it takes to stop shrinking and start living.

This October, we’re exploring pleasure.

What happens when a woman stops making herself smaller and starts asking what she actually wants?

What happens when she makes room for desire, appetite, receiving, joy and more?

What happens when she gives herself permission to build a life that feels good to live?

Welcome to Dangerous Women: The Pleasure Edition.

What to expect.

A night centred around real stories and real conversation. You’ll hear women speak about their lives and the moments that changed them, with space throughout the evening to connect, reflect and meet the people around you.

There’ll be tea, chocolate, conversation, community and plenty of room for the unexpected.

It’s intimate, warm and welcoming. You can participate as much or as little as feels right for you.

Who is this for?

Dangerous Women is for anyone who wants to come and listen.

You don’t need to have a dramatic story. You don’t need to consider yourself courageous, healed, powerful or particularly dangerous.

You can simply come as you are.

Come to hear women tell the truth about their lives. Come for conversations that go beyond the surface. Come because you’re curious about the choices women make, the things we survive, the identities we outgrow and who we become along the way.

Dangerous Women welcomes people of all genders aged 18 and over.

Come alone. Come with friends. Bring your daughter. Bring your mother. Bring your partner.

You are welcome in the room.

Do you have a Dangerous Woman story?

We are always looking for women willing to take the stage and tell the truth about a chapter of their lives.

You don't need to be a professional speaker.

You don't need to have everything figured out.

And your story doesn't need to be extraordinary.

It just needs to be yours.

Maybe you left a marriage, career, friendship, community or identity that no longer fit. Maybe you rebuilt after losing something you thought you couldn't live without. Maybe you found your voice. Reclaimed your anger. Reclaimed your desire. Learned to say no. Finally said yes. Chose yourself.

Maybe you're still becoming.

Dangerous Women is built around real women telling real stories. Stories that are messy, funny, confronting, tender, surprising and deeply human.

If there's a story inside you that you're ready to tell, we want to hear it.

Apply to Speak

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I’m looking for women who have become dangerous.

Not dangerous because they seek to harm.

Dangerous because they can no longer be controlled by fear.

Women who have walked through heartbreak and come back with their own name on their lips.

Women who have left marriages, careers, friendships, communities and identities that no longer fit.

Women who have learned how to say no.
Women who have learned how to take up space.
Women who have stopped shrinking to make other people comfortable.

Women who have survived.
Women who have rebuilt.
Women who have chosen themselves.

Women who have stood in the fire of their own becoming and discovered something underneath everything they thought they needed.

Women who have found their voice.
Women who have reclaimed their anger.
Women who have reclaimed their desire.
Women who have reclaimed their lives.

Those are the stories Dangerous Women exists to tell.

About Deborah Wolf

Deborah Wolf is a somatic therapist and somatic sex and intimacy coach working with individuals and couples. Her work is grounded in nervous system awareness, attachment and parts informed practice, alongside more than 12 years of training and exploration in shamanic, ancestral and embodied practices.

For more than a decade, Deborah has also held Red Tents, women’s circles and spaces devoted to women’s connection, embodiment, expression and personal transformation. Her work with women and the deep feminine continues to shape the way she understands the body, relationships, identity, desire and change.

She supports people who may already have considerable insight and self awareness, but still find themselves meeting patterns in their bodies, relationships and intimate lives that have not shifted through talking alone. Her approach brings together somatics, parts work, intimacy and nervous system awareness to support a deeper relationship with self, body and others.

Deborah has a particular passion for working with women around self abandonment, voice, desire, power and self trust. Her work is grounded in the belief that there is a wise, instinctive and dangerous part within every woman. Dangerous not because she harms others, but because she is increasingly unwilling to abandon herself in order to meet the expectations placed upon her.

Her spaces are warm, relational and courageously honest, with safety, consent, choice and personal agency at their centre. Rather than pushing for outcomes or trying to “fix” people, Deborah’s work creates the conditions for people to meet themselves more fully and create lasting change from a deeper connection to who they are.

Based in the Northern Rivers of NSW, Deborah works with clients and facilitates women’s circles, workshops, transformational events and immersive experiences exploring connection, intimacy and embodied empowerment.

Deborah Wolf

Website: https://www.deborahwolf.com.au/