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What is Menstruality?

Menstruality* is the missing piece of the puzzle for women’s health. It will take you from chaos to calm and have profound effects on reducing PMS and PMDD symptoms, period pain and other menstrual health challenges, as well as a life-long, life-changing impact on everything from self confidence, relationships, work-life balance, to creativity, achieving goals and living the life you desire and deserve.

It allows you to reclaim your experience a woman - for yourself and for all women. By learning about the psycho-spiritual energies of the menstrual cycle and working closely with them, we can achieve a new harmonious relationship with our cycles and ourselves as women.

During the sessions we will look at all aspects of your current symptoms, along with your wider health and lifestyle. You will be asked to track your cycle daily while we are working together and bring your tracking diary to each session for analysis. I will advise and share tools that can help to provide symptom relief while also teaching you the foundations of Menstruality as your own personal self-care system.

We will also explore the three Maps of Menstruality, revisit your first period known as Menarche, look at the deeper psycho-spiritual meaning behind our menstrual cycles and explore how we can prepare for Peri, Menopause and Post-Menopause with this knowledge. The teachings will initiate you into your full authority and dignity. You’ll be able to better pace your energy, calm your nervous system and achieve a deep sense of belonging to Life itself.

Menstruality is both a pragmatic and everyday, while also transforming the way that you see and experience life as a whole.

* The term Menstruality came into being to describe the female life process in 2004 when New Zealand psychotherapist, Jane Catherine Severn, wrote an article Menstruality: the great feminine gestalt in the Gestalt Journal of Australia and New Zealand. She was concerned with the fact that we did not have a word to describe what she calls the 4 M’s—menarche, menstruation, menopause and the mature years. And without a word, the full power of this process could be easily ignored or dismissed. To remedy this she proposed the word Menstruality. To learn more about the wonderful Menstruality work of Jane Catherine's visit her website. You can also see a 2023 Insta Live discussion we had with Jane Catherine here.

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๐ŸŒฑ Celebrate Spring at the Family Yoga Workshop with @marysheppardyoga

โ˜ฎ๏ธ Find tranquility in a session for grown-ups only, with Dr Luci @luci.d_mind and Mindful Me Time

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Kerry and Christel Stanfield-Bruce are creating the space, next Sunday, for us to Breath, Soften and Surrender in a breathwork session - more details in bio.

Over to Kerry ๐Ÿ‘‡

Hi, Iโ€™m Kerry - a breathwork practitioner, single mum, and early years educator. 

My healing journey began when I became a mother in 2014, and everything Iโ€™d been holding onto came to the surface. I could no longer ignore the pain and trauma I had been carrying for years.

Therapy, breathwork, dance, and movement became my way home to myself. Through the breath, I began to access parts of myself I didnโ€™t know how to reach before. I started to feel my grief, my rage, my joy. I began to feel truly alive again.

I trained in the Rebirthing style of breathwork, a modality known for its gentle yet profound approach using conscious connected breathing. This method honors each personโ€™s individual pace, allowing space for deep transformation without force or overwhelm. Iโ€™ve found that there is incredible strength in going gently - and I carry that philosophy into every session.

Breathwork became not just a practice, but a path - one that continues to guide me home to myself, again and again. 

Now, I hold space for others on their own healing journeys, with deep respect for the courage it takes to turn inward. 

I offer 1:1 sessions and group breathes, creating safe, compassionate spaces where people can soften, release, and reconnect with the truth of who they are.

Youโ€™ll often find me happiest by the sea with my girls, dancing freely, or around a campfire under the stars.

Find out more about Kerry and her sessions via our bio.

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