We welcome each Woman, Sister, daughter, Crone, Mother and Maiden,

Join us in a women’s dance and authentic movement circle where we explore the full spectrum of the feminine, embodying our innate sensuality, Eros, nourishment, wildness and authentic expression.

Dance is a powerful tool in which we can use for connection to our bodies and to the innate wisdom that we hold. There are many aspects of our earth based and wild nature that have been shutdown throughout our culture, we dance to explore these aspects of the self in reclamation of the feminine. We encourage you to become curious and explore the ways in which your body speaks.

This workshop is a combination of circle & meditation, movement practices as well as free flow dance. All ages welcome, no prior experience necessary.

Bookings essential

Please bring:
- Comfortable clothing you can move in that feel good
- Something warm to put over yourself for meditation.
- Anything you wish to add to the altar.

About the Facilitators:

Phillipa Richards

Philippa Richards is an embodiment and integrative somatic therapist, mother, remedial bodyworker, authentic dynamic flow yoga teacher, dancer, ritualist and also co-facilitates Red Tent Bellingen. Philippa has a deep passion and advocacy of the feminine and bringing through our own innate natural way of expressing ourselves in the world.

Carmela King

Carmela is an Ayurvedic Womens Health counsellor, bodywork & Womb care therapist, mother, ceremonialist, dancer and passionate facilitator of feminine form medicine. She has been holding women's dance circles in Bellingen and in Victoria in the past and is excited to offer this medicine in collaborative way that draws on the essence and embodiment of the feminine in its multifaceted depth. She combines her decade of on-going studies in the ancient Vedic wisdom sciences - Yoga, Ayurveda and traditional Tantra with her love and passion for community connection, dance & sacred women’s work.

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We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live, work and love: the Gumbaynggirr People. We pay our respects to their elders past present and emerging. We recognise that the struggle for lands and rights of Indigenous peoples around Australia is ongoing.