Embodiment, Soul
and the Celtic Spirit

Exploring the roots of your self-abandonment wound and how it disrupts your ability to fully connect — to yourself, to others, and to life.

Understand how old narratives and unresolved trauma live in the body, keeping you in patterns of vigilance, self-doubt, and inner sabotage.

Embodiment practices that focus on cultivating safety and connection in the body.

Recognise the ways self-abandonment has shaped your choices, relationships, and sense of worth — and begin to meet these patterns with awareness and care.

The ancient landscape of Ireland, and how connection to the very ground at our feet bring us into relationship with our own inner world and embodied self.

Learn ways to soothe anxiety and gently come home to your body as a place of safety, wisdom, and presence.

Reconnect with the soul self — the deeper, undivided self — and begin to feel the pulse of your own aliveness.

Cultivate a deep appreciation of the richness of Irish mythology, folklore, and language through sweeping footage of the irish landscape, poetry, music and ritual.

You want to feel more connected to your body, emotions, and inner experience, and cultivate a deeper sense of safety within yourself.

You recognize yourself in the description of the Self Abandonment Wound, feeling anxious in yourself and your relationships and feel the need to make changes in your life to heal this wound.

You are seeking to create a steady inner anchor and deepen your relationship with soul, psyche, and the fuller experience of life.

You are drawn to jungian depth psychology, myth, and somatic ways of understanding the inner world.

You feel a call toward Irish mythology, folklore and ancestral wisdom, and the living spiritual landscape of Ireland.

You are engaged in personal or therapeutic work and are curious to explore and deep that work, through a mythopoetic lens.