THE WELL

Absoloutley not! To honour you as a founding member babe of something deeply close to my heart, no matter what happenss to the membership investment, you will only ever pay £37 per month for your own personal investment in The Well.

AND just to so you know, as a thank you I will  honour this FOREVER, no matter how much this ends up priced for my wider audience.

Many women who come to this work have experienced sexual trauma, boundary violations or experiences that have left them feeling disconnected from their bodies. You are welcome here.

The practices within The Well are gentle, choice-led and trauma-aware. You will always be encouraged to move at your own pace, honour your boundaries, and participate in ways that feel safe and supportive for you.

While emotions, memories or insights may arise, The Well is not a replacement for therapy, counselling or clinical support. If you are navigating significant trauma or emotional distress, I encourage you to seek appropriate professional support alongside this work.

Above all, this is an invitation, never a demand. There is no prize for pushing through. You are always welcome to go at your own pace.

Each practice begins with a gentle introduction to the theme and intention of the session. I’ll guide you to ground, settle into your body, soften your nervous system and arrive fully in the present moment.

The practice itself usually lasts around 40–50 minutes. You’ll be in the comfort and privacy of your own space, with your camera off, free to create an environment that feels nurturing and supportive for you. Some women enjoy lighting candles, using soft lighting, fresh flowers, comfortable bedding or other elements that help them feel relaxed and connected.

From there, I’ll guide you through a slow, nourishing embodied practice using a combination of breath, awareness, movement, sensation and self-connection exercises. The intention is to help you deepen your relationship with your body, cultivate greater presence, and expand your capacity to experience pleasure, aliveness and connection.

Everything is fully guided, so you can relax and simply follow along in whatever way feels right for you.

At the end of the practice, there is an optional 10–20 minute integration period where you’re welcome to leave the call, reflect quietly, share in the chat, or join the conversation with the group. There is never any pressure to share, and you’re always welcome exactly as you are.

You’re not alone, love. In a world where many women have experienced shame, criticism, unrealistic body ideals, sexual conditioning, boundary violations or simply years of putting everyone else’s needs before their own, it is incredibly common to feel disconnected from our bodies, our pleasure and our aliveness.

In fact, this is one of the main reasons women come to this work.

Through gentle, consistent and trauma-aware somatic practices, we begin to rebuild trust in the body and strengthen the connection between mind, body and feeling. Over time, many women notice an increased capacity to feel sensation, desire, pleasure, presence and connection.

I believe that our pleasure and life force is always present within us. Often, the work is not about becoming something new, but gently clearing the layers that have caused us to disconnect from what was already there.

Every woman’s journey is unique, and there is no pressure to be anywhere other than where you are right now.

If you discover that you’d like more personalised support, there will also be opportunities to explore these themes more deeply through one-to-one coaching, workshops and immersive retreat experiences.

Not at all. You are welcome exactly as you are.

Some women join feeling deeply connected to their bodies and pleasure, while others arrive feeling numb, disconnected, unsure where to begin, or carrying years of shame and conditioning. Both are equally welcome.

There is no ideal starting point and no “right” place to be. Every woman’s journey unfolds in her own unique way, and the transformations that arise are often different from what we expect.

What matters most is a willingness to show up with curiosity, openness and self-compassion.

The practices are gently guided and may include self-touch, self-massage, movement, breath, visualisation, reflection and other embodied practices designed to help you build a deeper relationship with yourself.

Because we are working with the body, emotions, sensation and inner experience, it is possible that feelings, memories, insights or old patterns may arise during the practices. While this work is generally gentle and is not designed as a trauma-release process, participants are asked to take responsibility for their own wellbeing and to engage at a pace that feels safe and supportive for them.

No previous experience of sexuality work, embodiment practices or meditation is required. just a willingness to meet yourself with curiosity and compassion.

You are always encouraged to honour your own boundaries and participate in ways that feel safe, supportive and appropriate for you.

As we reconnect with the body, emotions, memories, insights and old patterns can sometimes arise. This is a natural part of many embodied practices.

The Well is designed to be gentle, and you are always encouraged to move at your own pace, honour your boundaries, and participate in ways that feel supportive for you.

If something significant arises, please seek appropriate support and remember that you are always free to pause, adapt or step back from a practice at any time.

Then you’re in very good company. Many of us were raised with messages that made sexuality feel embarrassing, shameful or difficult to talk about.

One of the benefits of an online programme is that you can explore this work in the privacy of your own home. There is no expectation to have your camera on, share, or move faster than feels right for you.

You are welcome to go slowly. All practices can be adapted to meet you where you are. For example, if you’re not ready for self-touch, you’re welcome to engage with the entire practice through breath, awareness, visualisation and energetic connection alone.

There is no pressure and nothing to prove. This work is about building trust with yourself, one gentle step at a time.

The live practices typically last around 45–50 minutes.

On week three the sharing circle is an additional 30-40 mins.

You’re welcome to stay for the whole session or leave at the end of the practice if that feels more supportive. There is no pressure to share.

Beyond that, there is no required homework. This work is designed to fit into real life and can be engaged with as lightly or as deeply as you choose.

Cancellations:

If you choose a monthly membership, you’re free to cancel at any time and no further payments will be taken after your current billing period ends.

Your first payment will be taken in September when our membership and practices officially start.

If you chose an annual membership, you've secured the best value rate and the additional annual members benefits.  Annual memberships are paid upfront and are non refundable, with access remaining active for the full 12month membership period. 

Refunds:

Membership payments are strictly non-refundable under any circumstances. Please take time to read through the information provided before joining and reach out with any questions if you’re unsure whether the membership is right for you.

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The practices within The Well are gentle, slow and deeply nourishing. We work with the body using breath, movement, sound, awareness and embodied practices designed to help you reconnect with yourself in a safe and compassionate way.

This is not a space for extreme or intense practices. There is guided genital touch and breast massage and if you're body is a yes, in some practices there is guided vaginal penetration with fingers and tools. You will always be encouraged to move at your own pace, honour your boundaries, and only participate in ways that feel supportive for you.

Some practices invite skin to skin contact and so removal of clothes is sometimes necessary but you are always free to adapt, modify or opt out of any part of a practice. Whether you remain fully clothed or choose to be naked, you will be in the privacy of your own home and it is always entirely your choice.

For privacy and comfort, participants are invited to keep their cameras off throughout the practices.

That’s not uncommon. Some partners may feel curious, confused, concerned, or even wonder whether this means something is missing in your relationship or sex life.

Open and honest communication can be incredibly helpful. You might reassure them that this work is not about replacing your connection with them, but about deepening your connection with yourself. Many women join to explore pleasure, body confidence, self-awareness, embodiment, desire and aliveness in ways that extend far beyond sex.

While this journey is ultimately for you, many women find that as they become more connected to themselves, the benefits naturally ripple out into their relationships, communication, intimacy and sex lives.

If your partner has questions or concerns, I encourage you to talk openly about what draws you to the work and why it feels important to you.

I also work with couples around communication and intimacy, so if this journey sparks conversations you’d like support navigating together, I’d be happy to support you as a couple alongside your participation in The Well.

The Well is open to people of all sexual orientations. The work is centred around vulva-based anatomy, and many of the teachings and practices work explicitly with that anatomy and the lived experience of inhabiting it.

The Well is a female-centred space for people who identify with and wish to explore their relationship to their vulva, sexuality, and feminine embodiment. While not everyone who attends necessarily identifies as a woman, the space is designed for those who feel a meaningful connection to these experiences and who will feel comfortable participating in a predominantly female-centred environment.

Our intention isn’t to define or police anyone’s identity, but to create a coherent, safe, and supportive container for the specific work being offered. If someone is unsure whether the retreat is the right fit for them, I’m always happy to have an individual conversation.