The Womb Cocoon

The womb Cocoon

The womb cocoon is the place where we heal and process feminine specific issues (you do not need to have a womb to utilise this work ), where we will be spending time metaphorically and spiritually cocooned in Gaias womb. We will also be calling in your female ancestors to support us in this work, and your personal guiding team will be very involved. We will be healing those wounds specific to the experience of incarnating female (identifying as) and stepping into your power by taking radical responsibility for your healing and therefore ‘re-birthing’ yourself whole, healed and powerful.

There are several different packages in the Womb Cocoon, many are not gender specific.

The Mother-wound is non-gender specific, as it offers nurturing and support to anyone who is working with their own mother wound. This wound is passed down through the generations and typically is seen as a mother who was not adequately nurtured and as a consequence struggles to nurture her own children, frequently seeking their support in a role reversal.

Womb Void is also non gender specific as we look to heal the energetic void left when there is no womb. This can be through not being born with a womb, or womb removal. People who feel this void (normally experienced as a hollow grief and sadness or resentment) can work on healing this void and filling it with energy from other centres, particularly Svadhishana (sacral) and Muladhara (root). 

The Goddesses Rage is an effective process for helping a person to locate, process and release the rage that sits within many of us, this rage is specific to the mistreatment we experience through incarnating as female. To utilise this programme you only need to identify and recognise this rage within you and desire working toward releasing that rage, and then utilise it as momentum in your healing Journey.

Trying To Conceive, Pregnancy Loss and Birth trauma are specialist bespoke packages to offer healing to anyone affected by these painful experiences. These can be offered on a 1 to 1 individual, couple or group basis (the group must be formed by people directly involved in the trauma, for example a trying to conceive couple and thier surrogate or donor).