Forest Bathing.Earth Altars. Journaling. Women's Circle.Nature Connection. Autumn Tea Ritual.

Join us for a nourishing Autumn Equinox Gathering, a space to honour the balance of light and dark and attune to the turning of the seasons. Set in tranquil private woodland, this is your invitation to slow down, reconnect with yourself and the land, and find belonging in a circle of like-minded women.

Join us for a nourishing Autumn Equinox Gathering, offering space to acknowledge the balance of light and dark and attune to the seasonal shift. Held in tranquil private woodland, this gathering invites you to slow down, reconnect with yourself and the land, and experience a sense of belonging within a circle of women gathered with shared intention.

What to Expect

Forest Bathing Walk

Begin with a guided forest bathing walk through private woodland. This gentle, meditative walk supports grounding and presence, helping you slow your pace, settle your body, and connect with the environment through sensory awareness.

Nature Connection Practice

Following the walk, you’ll be guided through a nature connection practice that invites you to deepen your relationship with the natural environment. Through simple prompts and quiet observation, you’ll be supported to listen, notice, and respond to the landscape in a personal way, strengthening your sense of connection and belonging.

Seasonal Journaling & Reflection

You’ll be offered guided journaling prompts connected to the themes of the Autumn Equinox. This practice creates space to consider what you are ready to release, what you want to carry forward, and how you wish to meet the season ahead.

Earth Altars

Work with natural materials to create simple earth altars that reflect the qualities of the season. This hands-on practice supports connection with the land and offers a tangible way to acknowledge balance, transition, and intention.

Women’s Circle

Gather in a supportive circle for shared conversation and listening. This space encourages connection, mutual support, and being witnessed within a respectful and grounded community.

Autumn Tea Ritual: A Sensory Practice

Close the gathering with a guided autumn tea ritual focused on sensory awareness. Through attention to taste, warmth, and scent, this practice supports integration and presence, offering a calm and grounding way to complete the experience.

This gathering is an invitation to reconnect with nature, yourself, and a circle of like-minded women. Honour the seasons, awaken your creativity, and gather in sacred sisterhood.

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 wear, walking boots, waterproofs, and appropriate layer clothing.

What to bring: you may wish to bring a thermos, of tea, a cup, a pen, a journal, snacks of your choice

This event is limited to 12 participants to ensure a truly intimate and personalized experience. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect with nature, celebrate the changing seasons, and join a circle of extraordinary women.

Spaces are limited, so book today!

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, Outdoor Art Educator, Certified Forest Bathing Guide.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 | creativerootsinnature to read about other people’s experiences of my women in nature seasonal gatherings.

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