Wild Woman Winter Solstice Gathering

Step into a sacred space this Winter Solstice, where the hush of the woodland and the warmth of sisterhood invite you to reconnect deeply with yourself and the natural world. Held in a serene, private forest setting, this gathering is an invitation to slow down, reflect, and honour the turning of the year as we gently set intentions for the cycle ahead.

This is your time to pause, breathe, and return to what truly matters.

Event Highlights:

Forest Bathing (Shinrin-Yoku)
Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the forest, learning to move slowly and be fully present. Through gentle guidance, you’ll reconnect with the earth, your senses, and your inner essence, allowing the stillness of winter to ground and restore you.

Community Fire Circle
Gather around the comforting glow of the fire as we share stories, reflections, and the magic of sisterhood. This is a sacred space to be seen and heard, to release what no longer serves, and to set heartfelt intentions together.

Guided Journaling & Reflection
Using soulful prompts inspired by the Winter Solstice, you’ll explore your inner landscape—honouring what you are ready to release and the seeds you wish to plant for the new cycle. Journaling will be gently woven throughout the experience, offering moments of quiet insight and self-connection.

Winter Tea Ritual
Slow down and warm your body from within with a nourishing winter tea ritual. Using seasonal herbs and botanicals, we’ll mindfully prepare and sip tea together, creating space for intention, gratitude, and deep presence as we honour the stillness of the season.

Women’s Circle
Connect with like-minded women in a supportive, nurturing circle. Together we’ll create a container of trust and compassion, allowing space for reflection, renewal, and the welcoming of new possibilities.

Create Your Winter Solstice Bundle Kit
Craft your own personalised Winter Solstice bundle using natural materials and botanical elements. This sacred kit is designed to support you through the winter months and serve as a gentle reminder of your intentions long after the gathering ends.

This gathering is more than just an event—it’s a journey into the heart of winter, a time for deep reflection, release, and renewal. Allow yourself the gift of connection with nature and a community of kindred spirits.

No prior experience is needed, just an open heart and a willingness to connect.

Important Details:

• The meeting point for the event is at the car park at Duddingston Kirk on Duddingston Road West, directly across from Holy Rood High School. The entrance to the car park is just before the turnoff to Old Church Lane. After parking, we’ll take a brief walk of a few minutes to reach the nature reserve.
• What to Wear: Please dress in layers, with walking boots and waterproofs to stay comfortable in the outdoor setting.
• What to Bring: Consider bringing a thermos of tea, a cup, a pen, a journal, and any snacks you'd like to enjoy.
• We will run the session in all weathers except high winds or extreme cold. If the session is cancelled you will be contacted with as much notice as possible.

This event is purposefully kept intimate, with 12 spaces available, to ensure that we can fully honour each attendee and create a safe, sacred space for deep connection.

Limited spaces available. Reserve your spot today and embrace the magic of the Winter Solstice with us.

I look forward to seeing you in the sacred space of circle.

Diana x

Any questions regarding this Women in Nature Gathering- Email Diana at creativerootsinnature@gmail.com or call 0791 99 85 287

ABOUT YOUR GUIDE

Diana is a Circle Facilitator, Certified Forest Bathing Guide,and Founder of Creative Roots in Nature. Her passion and mission are to empower, educate and support others in their journey of health and wellness through nature immersion, creativity and nature connection whilst relaxing and enjoying their forest experience.

TESTIMONIALS:You are welcome to visit my website Women Nature Circles | creativerootsinnatureto read about other people’s experiences of my women in nature seasonal gatherings.