Estés describes the wild woman as the instinctive, intuitive part of us. The part that knows when something is wrong, that trusts her own timing, that creates without asking permission. Most of us lose touch with her somewhere along the way. Through stories, myths and fairytales, the book shows us where she went and how to find our way back.
 

Led by psychologist and women's circle facilitator Nikita Morel, the workshop weaves together lecture, guided practice and group reflection. Together we'll look at:
 

- Who the wild woman archetype is, and why she matters now.
- What her myths and stories reveal about our relationship with ourselves.
- The patterns that pull us away from our instincts.
- How to retrieve our deep memory of her and bring her into daily life.
 

Nikita brings a rare mix of clinical psychology and circle work, grounded in an ethics of deep ecology. Her intention is simple: to reconnect us with our inner worlds of imagination, intuition and instinct, and restore intimacy with ourselves, each other and the natural world.

This is a space to slow down, listen and remember something you already know.

No prior knowledge of the book is needed. Just curiosity and a willingness to explore your inner landscape and the archetypal.