Circle
Circle is one of the most ancient and natural ways for people to come together to be seen, heard, and held without judgment.
In a world that often rushes us or pulls us in different directions, Circle offers a space of stillness, presence, and deep listening.
Circle invites us to share from the heart, to witness each other with compassion, and be reminded that we’re not alone.
It’s not about fixing or advising, it’s about creating a sacred, supportive space where all voices matter and where healing happens simply by being together.
In person Circle in Stoke Gabriel
Soul Sisters Circle is a gentle, supportive in person circle where women come together to share, listen, reflect and reconnect.
Rooted in trust and compassion, these circles offer a place to be seen and heard without judgment — a place to rest your soul, explore your truth, and draw strength from the wisdom of others.
Whether you're feeling full or fragile, all of you is welcome here.
Located at Stoke Gabriel Scouts Hall
£10 per session – limited to 8 participants.
About Circles
All Circles, whether online or in person, are held in a supportive, non-judgmental way where we co-create a space of deep listening, presence, and mutual respect. These values are at the heart of all circle work.
These sacred meetings are not Therapy spaces and not for advice giving and fixing,
but are created for sharing, witnessing, and connecting in a way that honours each person's lived experience.
My Circle Story
My first experience of sitting in circle was in 2019 and was a profound awakening for me.
I don't think I said much, but witnessing others sharing what was present for them in an authentic and open way, made me realise that I was deeply thirsty for this kind of shared connection.
As the years have rolled by and I have sat in more and more circles and they have supported me in so many ways. I feel sure that everyone, every community and in fact our world would benefit from circles being a part of mainstream life.
In 2023 I was diagnosed with a mass in my brain. When I was recovering from brain surgery, I realised that my need for connection now had a different flavour, but was more needed than ever.
Once I was sure I was recovering and needed no more treatment, I decided I wanted to able to offer circles to others who had been through brain trauma.
Since then I have trained in circle facilitation and I now offer a variety of circles to different groups of people, both in person and online.