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This 2-hour, donation-based workshop is designed for those who would like to learn more about navigating irregular menstrual cycles and the physical, psychological, and emotional experiences that accompany them.
Workshop Details:
Wednesday October 15, 2025
5- 7 PM MTN | 7-9 PM EST
Online via Zoom (workshop will NOT be recorded, please plan to attend live)
Topics Covered:
How to understand disrupted rhythms through a nervous system and endocrine perspective
PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) and its impact on rhythm, metabolism, and identity
Endometriosis and its relationship to inflammation, trauma, and the body’s protective intelligence
PMDD as a cyclical sensitivity, not a pathology—and how to support clients in resourcing + regulating through it
The effects of hormonal birth control, and how to guide clients in staying connected to their bodies whether on or off it
Together, we’ll engage in somatic and mindfulness practices, guided reflection, and inquiry into how we hold space for cycle-related pain—both physical and emotional—in a culture that often pathologizes it.
This workshop is for you if:
You attended Rewilding Cycles and want to deepen your understanding of the menstrual cycle
If you do not have the resources to donate to this workshop, but want to attend, please send me an email at wholisticrewilding@gmail.com
This 2-hour, donation-based workshop is designed for those who would like to learn more about navigating irregular menstrual cycles and the physical, psychological, and emotional experiences that accompany them.
Workshop Details:
Wednesday October 15, 2025
5- 7 PM MTN | 7-9 PM EST
Online via Zoom (workshop will NOT be recorded, please plan to attend live)
Topics Covered:
How to understand disrupted rhythms through a nervous system and endocrine perspective
PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) and its impact on rhythm, metabolism, and identity
Endometriosis and its relationship to inflammation, trauma, and the body’s protective intelligence
PMDD as a cyclical sensitivity, not a pathology—and how to support clients in resourcing + regulating through it
The effects of hormonal birth control, and how to guide clients in staying connected to their bodies whether on or off it
Together, we’ll engage in somatic and mindfulness practices, guided reflection, and inquiry into how we hold space for cycle-related pain—both physical and emotional—in a culture that often pathologizes it.
This workshop is for you if:
You attended Rewilding Cycles and want to deepen your understanding of the menstrual cycle
If you do not have the resources to donate to this workshop, but want to attend, please send me an email at wholisticrewilding@gmail.com