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The term “witch wound” refers to the intergenerational trauma rooted in the historical persecution of people labelled as “witches.” While this trauma has primarily impacted women, it is important to acknowledge that men were also persecuted and can s...

Co-regulation is a powerful, often overlooked form of human connection. Rooted in our nervous system, it describes how we soothe and stabilize one another through presence, empathy, and emotional attunement. Within sisterhood and women’s circles, co-...

Have you ever wondered why some situations make you feel safe and calm, while others trigger anxiety or stress? The Polyvagal Theory (aka the science of safety) helps explain how our nervous system responds to the world around us. At its core, the Po...

Have you ever entered a room and immediately felt at ease, or conversely, sensed that something was off without understanding why? This subtle, instinctive awareness is known as neuroception. It is our nervous system's ability to detect safety or dan...