You are invited to a unique and rare opportunity to experience Aboriginal Sacred Women's Healing.

Open to Sistas of all walks and origins to gather on Wiradjuri Country, NSW.

Australia’s First Nations people are the oldest living culture on Earth, dating back more than 65,000 years. Their connection to self, community, and Country holds deep wisdom and reverence that we can all learn from.

YAWARRA MIGAY means “woman’s healing” in Wiradjuri. Gathering with Women for Healing is sacred. Women hold the feminine spirit and the role of connecting to Country and ancestry.

When Women Gather, Magic Flows.

You are Welcome

We warmly invite you to a sacred weekend to experience the healing and grounding of Aboriginal Women's Healing on Wiradjuri Country, New South Wales.

You will learn the sacred practices of ceremony and healing, and receive teachings passed down by Aboriginal women through maternal lines across generations — shared only among women to honour ancestral wisdom and the feminine spirit.

Your Teacher

Diyan Coe is a proud Wiradjuri and Kuku-Yalanji woman. Her birthright country is Gadigal Country, Eora Nation (Sydney), and she grew up on Erambie in Cowra, NSW.

Diyan is an intuitive healer, teacher, storyteller, songwoman and artist from a family of prominent activists who have worked for Aboriginal land rights, housing, and legal services since the 1970s.

She brings authenticity, insight, and ancestral connection to this gathering, guiding women to listen deeply — to Country, to Spirit, and to their own inner knowing.

What to Expect

Go with the flow as the group moves through the weekend, attuned to the elements of nature (including weather).

Be open to new experiences and new culture. Everything is a choice — feel free to participate in the planned activities, or sit out and connect with nature.

Let go and be held by Country, supported by like-minded women you will call sistas at the end.

Across three days you will learn

Our First Nations sistas know how to slow down, listen, and reconnect with self, each other, and Country. Sacred Women's Program is about teachings, ceremony, and creative expression.

You will receive ancient teachings. You will walk on sacred Country, take part in a healing ceremony, and join an art and creative circle to express your own journey.

A nourishing weekend of learning, culture, and sistahood — First Nations way. You’ll leave grounded, centred, and connected to Country.

Cowra is about 4.5 hours drive from Sydney.

Accommodation and most meals included - see What is included below.

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PROGRAM

FRIDAY – Arrival and Opening

Arrive by 5pm (6pm start)

Welcome to Country
Ochre Healing Ceremony

Dinner — own arrangements: optional group dinner in Cowra town (own cost).

SATURDAY – Ancient Teachings and Art

Sunrise 6am (optional)

River Cleansing — completion of Ochre Healing, then free time (or back to bed).

8am

Breakfast — healthy nourishing vegetarian

9am

Ancient Teachings — learn through storytelling
Guided visit to sacred Country — bush learning, swim in natural waters (weather permitting).

Noon

Lunch — healthy nourishing vegetarian
Art and Creative Circle — paint your own story on canvas, guided by Diyan
Protection Sticks Circle — create your own protection stick — a sacred piece to honour your story and lineage

6pm

Dinner — group dinner in Cowra town (included)

SUNDAY – Integration and Close

Sunrise 6am (optional)

Letting Go Ceremony — then free time (or back to bed).

8am

Breakfast — healthy nourishing vegetarian

9am

Ngiyaginya — refresh and reflection.
Closing Ceremony — our time together finishes.

Noon - Farewell and return to origin

Optional one-on-one sessions (booked and paid on the day):

Personal Tarot Reading 30 min — with Erin
Pranic Healing 45 min — with Elisa, co-host

About Ochre Healing Ceremony

Ochre is a deeply sacred natural earth pigment used by First Nations peoples for over 65,000 years in ceremony, art, and healing. Sourced directly from Country, it carries the spirit of the land and is honoured as Earth’s medicine.

When applied to the body, ochre symbolises connection to the land, protection, respect, and identity. In healing, it grounds energy, cleanses the spirit, and calls in ancestral guidance — reminding us that the Earth itself holds everything we need for balance, renewal, and reconnection.

Origins of this Program: From heckler to sista

Read how Diyan and Elisa met — from heckler to sista here.

Why You Should Come

Every woman deserves to experience grounding and a return to her true self. Together, Diyan and Elisa offer this rare experience for women to connect with themselves and with Country — the way First Nations women have known for more than 65,000 years.

Unplug from the busyness of city life and return to simplicity, connection and Country. Reconnect with the ancient, earth-connected parts within us all — open your heart to the wisdom of the land, the waters and the stories that live within.

You'll leave grounded and deeply connected to Country, taking home not just your memories, teachings and artwork, but a renewed sense of self and belonging.

What is included:

Accommodation 2 nights in local 3 star motel
Food and refreshments (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner for Saturday and Breakfast Sunday)
Water and Tea
All Art supplies and creative materials

What is not included:

Travel to Cowra (We can assist arranging carpooling with other sisters)
Friday dinner
Optional one-on-one sessions

What to Bring:

Open heart and mind (be prepared for Sunrise activities)
Willingness to flow with the weekend
Water bottle, hat, sunscreen, journalling materials
Swimmers and towel (weather permitting)
Casual, comfortable clothes for painting and walking on Country — leave the glam for the city!

NOTES

Please respect time and arrive by 5pm on Friday so we can begin with Welcome to Country at 6:00pm sharp. Late arrivals can disrupt the flow.
Accommodation includes twin share or queen solo rooms in Cowra township.
No previous experience required — come exactly as you are.
Spaces are limited to keep the experience intimate.

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