“A gathering of women at the edge of depth, held by wisdom, drawn by becoming.”
Come as you are. Leave with more of who you are.
Whether you're weary or wondering, seeking healing or holding hope, the Sacred Wells Collective welcomes you to the well. Here, you'll find wise women, wild nature, and the kind of joy that makes the soul sing.
our core beliefs…
We believe in Discernment and Deep Listening and focus on:
Practices that build inner clarity and grounded decision-making.
We Build Circles for reflection, truth-telling, and boundary work.
We Offer Pathworking.
Not all paths are yours. We help you know which ones are.
We believe that Joy is Resistance & Reclamation and that true work happens in:
Laughter circles, movement rituals, music, and storytelling.
Community feasts and seasonal celebrations.
We use the Creation of Art, and play as Healing practices.
We believe joy is sacred — a radical act of vitality, especially in weary times.
We Belive that Nature is our Guide & Mirror Healing happens when we:
Experience forest immersions, water rituals, barefoot walks.
Gardening as ceremony.
Seasonal teachings and earth-based wisdom.
The land speaks — and we listen, tend, and belong.
We are dedicated to creating transformative experiences that inspire our clients to embrace their authentic selves. Through compassionate guidance, we help individuals cultivate deep self-understanding, empowering them to fall in love with who they are — fully accepting and celebrating every unique and beautiful part of themselves.
We envision a world where every person walks away from our work with a heart full of empathy, compassion, a profound connection to their true self, and the courage to celebrate their unique beauty — perfectly imperfect and wholly deserving of love. May we all walk away fully capable and ready to be of service to the World, clearly and strongly rooted to our personal genius for the greater good, liberation and safety for ALL.
“The well is open. The waters are waiting. You are welcome.”
“Come with questions, leave with deeper belonging.”
“You don’t need to fix yourself—just come home to yourself.”
“The well is open. The waters are waiting. You are welcome.”
