Where women remember
who they were
Before the world
told us to be quiet
“I have recently had a course of sessions with Ruth and I can’t recommend her highly enough. She has a beautiful energy and is a master at what she does.
As a helping professional, I am aware of my issues, but it was glorious to receive from Ruth. I felt so nourished, so cared for, so seen, heard and held. What moved through was deep, old and profound.
I felt safe and in good hands at all times and I am so grateful to Ruth for this beautiful powerful experience. ”
Somatic healing for
women ready to come
home to themselves
I guide women in sacred circles and 1:1 sessions through trauma and ancestral healing, working with drum journeys, sound healing, ritual, and ceremony rooted in Celtic folklore wisdom.
This is about remembering. Your body's wisdom. Your authentic power.
The truth that lives in your bones. And being truly seen and witnessed as you do.
Women’s Drum Circles
Rhythms that awaken what words cannot reach
There's something about rhythm that speaks directly to our cyclical nature as women. The drum bypasses your thinking mind and speaks to your body and what wants to emerge.
Drumming entrains your brainwaves into theta states supporting your nervous system to drop.
When women drum together, we remember we're not machines meant for constant output.
We're cyclical, powerful, wild.
Three monthly circles to choose from:
“Ruth is great at making you feel welcome as she guides you into the drum circle. You don’t need to be musical to enjoy and benefit from the way the drumming harmonises across the group.
I was apprehensive when I went to my first session but it was a wonderful freeing experience and left me feeling more in touch with myself and my body.
I would recommend everyone giving it a go as Ruth makes it such an enjoyable supportive space. The session in the woodland around the fire is very special.”
Find your Drum
Many women ask me about finding their own drum. I now have a small selection of vegan shamanic drums and water discs available to try at my home - the same maker as my beloved green drum that's been central to my own healing journey. Learn more about finding your drum →
1-1 Holistic Healing
Trauma-informed somatic healing for women
Personalised sessions combining sound healing, somatic practices, ancestral wisdom, and parts work to help you:
Heal trauma patterns held in your body
Reclaim authentic power and boundaries
Work with ancestral and intergenerational healing
Come home to yourself, exactly as you are
Your body's wisdom guides the healing
“From the very first session I felt held, safe and able to explore - in a healthy way - my most deeply held wounds. There were so many discoveries, so much that I’ve taken away with me, that has changed how I see myself, and the world around me.
I am able to better manage my fears and insecurities, and those of others, because I have new resources, new understanding.”
Bone Deep Circles
for Women
Ancient wisdom and embodied practices for women healing together
Seasonal circles where we gather around Celtic goddesses and folklore, weaving sound healing, drum journeys, guided meditations, voice work, creative expression and other somatic practices.
A circle where women remember their deepest knowing together.
“I enjoyed the connection and camaraderie within the circle. The ritual element and weekly theme provided by Ruth. The safe space and trust created to do deep personal work.
I felt safe and held and great to sit in circle with fellow wise women who are not afraid of deep soul work. I liked the connection to celtic roots as I have explored other paths, that often defer to myths and spirituality that are not from my native lands - so this felt grounded, personal and real.
The multi-sensory experience - the taste, sound, ritual, and ceremony all added to the experience.”
Upcoming Events
“ I had no idea what to expect from the circle and came with an open mind. The circle felt deep, organic and raw to me.
I felt vulnerable - yet safe within the group. Due to the guidance of Ruth and her wisdom, I felt comfortable enough to share my vulnerability.”
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