Signed in as:
filler@godaddy.com
about melanie
More than anything I am about creating spaces of quietude and calm. My work is rooted in presence, attunement, and devotion to the wisdom that unfolds when we feel safe enough to listen. Drawing on person-centred values, yoga nidra, myth, and feminine spiritual traditions, I hold quiet, grounded spaces where you can rest, remember, and reconnect with what is already alive within you.
My background brings together a mix of therapeutic training, creative expression, and spiritual practice, allowing me to offer a truly holistic approach. I hold a Therapeutic Diploma in Counselling (Person-Centred Approach), a BA in History, and an MA in Creative Writing. I’m a qualified Yoga Nidra teacher and am currently studying to become a Magdalene Priestess, a journey that deepens my connection to the Divine Feminine and the sacred wisdom within. Alongside this, I’ve trained in various healing modalities, including aromatherapy, massage and Reiki, which help me bring a nurturing, restorative energy to my work. My intention is to support women in finding clarity, balance, and a renewed sense of self, while embracing the beauty and magic woven into everyday life.
WHAT ARE WOMEN'S CIRCLES
Women have gathered in circles for centuries, coming together in a safe, supportive and non-judgemental space to share experiences, wisdom and sisterhood. Circles emphasise connection, healing and empowerment, allowing women to reflect on their personal journeys, explore feminine energies and build a sense of community. Rooted in ancient traditions, women's circles can include rituals, journaling, storytelling, meditation, or simply conversations. They provide a nurturing environment for personal growth, deepening self-awareness and fostering a sense of sisterhood amongst participants.
I hold women’s circles as spaces of deep presence and attunement. Informed by person-centred therapy and nervous system awareness, these circles offer calm, safety, and relational depth rather than direction or fixing. The work is subtle and often quiet, a remembering rather than a becoming, shaped by season, land, myth, and the wisdom of the group itself. My circles are not workshops or teaching spaces. They are attuned, person-centred containers where women gather to rest, listen, and be with what is present. Through stillness, shared ritual, meditation, story, and silence, the circle becomes a vessel for natural, unforced change.