Registration Opens June 26th

Cultivating Wild Women circles are for women who feel drawn to connection, personal growth, creativity, and meaningful conversation. Women from all backgrounds and belief systems are welcome. No prior experience with meditation, journaling, or spiritual practices is required.

Each gathering includes a combination of guided conversation, reflective journaling, experiential activities, and community sharing. Depending on the month, circles may include activities such as breathwork, drumming, creative workshops, guided meditation, or group discussion.
The goal is to create a welcoming space where women can reflect, grow, and support one another.

Circle locations vary depending on the experience planned for the month.
Some gatherings are held indoors at Tootles in Circleville, while others take place outdoors in natural settings such as Hocking Hills or Laurelville. Location details are always shared in advance so participants can plan accordingly.

New participants are welcomed once per year when new circles open. Because the groups are built around trust and continuity, we do not add members once the yearly circle has begun.

The women’s circle meets monthly with a subscription-style membership. The investment is $60 per month, which includes one guided circle gathering each month along with materials and facilitated activities when applicable.

Yes. What is shared in circle stays in circle. Participants agree to respect the privacy of others by not sharing personal stories or experiences outside of the group.

Life happens and occasional absences are understood. Because the circle is built on connection and continuity, participants are encouraged to attend consistently whenever possible.

At each gathering, the circle votes on the date for the following month’s meeting so the group can select a time that works best for the majority of participants.

Please note that the monthly subscription continues even if you are unable to attend a particular gathering, as your membership reserves your place in the circle for the full year.

No. Cultivating Wild Women is non-denominational and inclusive. Practices may draw inspiration from mindfulness, nature connection, and personal reflection, but the circles are designed to welcome women from many different perspectives.

Note: We do participate in activities that are considered spiritual, and an open curious mind is required.