Brum Circle - In Person Healing Circle Birmingham

Brum Circle – In-Person Healing Circle (Birmingham)

Brum Circle is an in-person healing circle for adults, offering a supportive and grounded space for connection, reflection, and personal growth in Birmingham.

The circle is rooted in the tradition of coming together to be seen, heard, and supported. Each session offers space for sharing, group work, and gentle practices designed to support healing and self-development. These may include grounding and breathwork practices, nervous system regulation, guided reflection, and other tools that participants can take away and use in everyday life.

Brum Circle is intentionally a mixed adult group, welcoming people of all genders and identities. You don’t need any prior experience, just a willingness to show up as you are.

Whether you’re navigating change, seeking deeper connection, working with stress or emotional load, or simply wanting a sense of community, Brum Circle offers a calm and respectful space to explore what’s present for you.

First session is free.

All sessions after that are £15.

If cost is a barrier, we’re very happy to offer a free place, please just get in touch with us using the contact details below. No explanations needed.

Date: Tuesday 27th January 2026

Time: 7–9pm (UK)

Location: The Sound School, Birmingham, Upstairs at the Old Print Works building, 498 Moseley Rd, B12 9AH

Spaces are limited to keep the circle safe and supportive.

Jordan Quinn, Founder and Facilitator of Brum Circle (Est: 2022)

Jordan Quinn is the founder and facilitator of Brum Circle and Wild & Wise, and a co-founder of Wild & Wise Group Therapy and The Hope Movement, community initiatives supporting mental health through healing circles, group work, and retreats.

Jordan is currently in the final year of a Level 5 Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapeutic Counselling and Psychotherapy and is a BACP-registered trainee counsellor. Alongside his group work, he holds counselling placements across three settings: RSVP (supporting survivors of rape and sexual violence), a secondary school, and Base25, a young people’s mental health hub.

He brings extensive experience facilitating healing circles, therapeutic groups, and retreat spaces, working with both adults and young people affected by trauma, life transitions, grief, anxiety, and emotional overwhelm.

Jordan’s approach is trauma-informed and integrative, drawing on a range of practices including EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique), Internal Family Systems (IFS), nervous system regulation, breathwork, and body-based awareness. At the heart of his work is a belief in the healing power of safe, relational spaces — where people can slow down, reconnect, and be met with care and respect.

He is known for his warm, steady presence and his ability to hold spaces that feel grounded, inclusive, and human, supporting people to heal and grow together.