Fierce Love: Women's Journey to the Heart of Anger

Anger is powerful. 

Anger is a messenger.

It tells us that something important is at stake.

It can reveal our strength to stand up for what is right and good. 

Too often, we are afraid or ashamed of our anger. Culturally, we have forgotten how to listen and respond to this emotion with love. We repress it. We may not know it is there, but it lives in the shadows and in our bodies. 

This evening, we will plant the seeds of a new story. We will inspire each other with myths and images of righteous, even divine anger. We will hold space for each woman* to share her truth about anger. You will be witnessed and met with acceptance and optional consensual touch. We will invite you into the heart of your anger, to discover and express what you are longing for. Together, we will allow anger to light a fire of creative and loving transformation. 

*All women are welcome, as well as others called to the feminine. We passionately believe that everyone should have space to express and explore anger, and we are planning further events for men and others.

If you have any questions about particapating in this workshop, we’re happy for you to get in touch.

Your facilitators:

Becky Watkins offers spaces to cultivate connection, community and imagination while being present to the rich tapestry of experiences that make up our personal, relational and collective worlds. She facilitates climate grief and resilience spaces and has a background in clinical psychology, providing psychotherapy and teaching mindfulness.

Ági Novák is an artist, seeker, devotee of Our Souls, and Spirit. Passionate about recreating, healing, turning towards our lost ways with the Sacred. She has a diverse background in social work, nursery teaching, complex care, palliative care and nursing. She is about to finish her biodynamic craniosacral therapy training and is learning ancestral healing and ritual skills.

Robin Wren Prospect is a facilitator of transformational group processes. She is a steward of new and necessary ways of relating to ourselves, each other and our planet. She is also a writer and coach. Robin hopes to live long enough to tend the green shoots of the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible.