Many women reach a point where the life they've built no longer feels like their own. What if you could stop performing who you think you should be and reconnect with who you are?
Drawing on themes from her memoir Rewilding, best-selling author Jane Green guides a reflective journey of self-discovery, exploring patterns such as people-pleasing, perfectionism, shame, emotional numbing, and roles mistaken for identity.
Through guided writing, storytelling, meditation, discussion, and experiential practices, you reconnect with inner wisdom, establish healthier boundaries, cultivate gratitude, embrace authenticity, and create a life aligned with your deepest values. Rather than offering quick fixes or reinvention, this workshop invites you to remember your true self.
Return home with:
- Greater clarity about who you are beneath the roles you have played
- Practical tools for setting healthy boundaries
- Increased self-awareness and self-compassion
- Renewed trust in your intuition
- Writing practices that support continued reflection
- A personal rewilding manifesto
- A vision for creating a life that feels more authentic, joyful, and aligned with your values
- The experience of having been deeply seen and heard within a community of women
Who Should Attend? This workshop is designed for women who feel called toward greater authenticity and self-understanding. It is especially meaningful for women navigating life transitions such as divorce, career change, menopause, empty nesting, grief, caregiving, or midlife reinvention, but it is equally appropriate for anyone seeking a deeper connection with themselves.
No prior experience with meditation, writing, or personal growth is necessary.
