In part two of this conversation, Audrey and Katherine move from the framework into the flesh: from philosophy to lived experience.

They explore:

• Healing sisterhood and witch wounds through embodiment and right relationship.
• What it means to rewild rites of passage for our times — from birth to business to death cycles.
• The importance of supervision and being held while holding others.
• The courage it takes to restore the feminine principle in professional spaces.

This is the continuation of a conversation that bridges the personal and the professional — a reminder that the way we do our work is the work.

✨ Join Katherine’s Cultivate — bi-monthly online professional accountability, supervision, mentoring, and peer-support circles for spaceholders: birthworkers, circle-keepers, perinatal professionals, therapists, kinesiologists, and other women in the helping arts who long to be held as they hold others.

✨ Sit with Audrey inside My Kitchen Table — a community for female holistic entrepreneurs who get it; where women come to be resourced, nourished, and witnessed in the work they were born to do.

About Katherine:

Katherine is a Community Weaver, Energy Alchemist, Integrative psycho-somatic-socio-spiritual and shamanic Therapist, Accredited Social Worker, Doula/Birthkeeper, Kinesiologist, Ceremonialist, Circle Keeper, trauma-informed Spaceholder, Rewilding Advocate, Wife, and Mama of two wildling boys.

In order to hold space for others, we too must also be held. Thus, Katherine tends to women and spaceholders yearning to come home to their bodies and their unique medicine, to heal sisterhood and witch wounds, and to expand their own capacity to receive and hold. She is deeply passionate about the reclamation of rites of passage-remembering, restoring, and re-imagining them for our times from a somatic lens.

Get in touch with Katherine:

katherineeden.com

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