Women?s Circle in Dulwich Village - next 08.03.2022

By princepessa
February 24, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 24, 2022

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Posted February 24, 2022

It?s a circle of women - we come together fortnightly to work through universal issues that come up for all of us. We use EFT and other energy psychology tools to shift the energy of what we are holding onto. We unpick our patterns of behaviour and hold space for each other to share our fears and find solutions. It?s a very supportive, empowering, invigorating session. And when it becomes a regular part of your life it can inspire very real change. In olden times women gathered naturally, now we have to organise it, but I believe it?s no less necessary now, in order for us to shift and grow, supported and held.

We will work on new things each time and flow with the needs of the circle x

St Barnabas Parish Hall (small hall accessed by door opposite Megan?s restaurant)

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