Modern day living has made it tough to authentically connect. Add living in rural VT and it's easy to feel like we are all alone. That no one experiences what we experience.
They keep telling us "it takes a village" but forgot to keep that mindset alive for our generations! And, how the heck do you even make friends as an adult? AM I RIGHTTTT?!
This concept started after Speaker, Belief Revision Coach, mother and Belvidere, VT resident, Jess Vogelpohl, desperately realized the importance of needing a village herself. And, through many beautiful and authentic conversations with other women also yearning for something similar - this idea came to life.
Come gather with other women and chat about various topics each month. And, be on YOUR level of vulnerability. Maybe that is sharing and conversing or just listening. Heck, maybe you just need to be around other people because community is so vital to our mental health.
This month's theme:
✨ This month's topic is all about uncovering the resistance and fears associated with going after our dreams or trying to achieve a goal.✨
ALSO - I am so excited that this month we will be having a fun Community Crossover Event with (THE) DIANA ROSE!
Keeping up with this month's theme of resistance - Diana Rose will be offering Beginner's Gentle Yoga for a portion of our Women's Circle!
Come join Diana Rose as she helps us honor ourselves exactly as we are as we explore the resistance in our bodies and our minds in pursuit of creating our desired lives.
Something is brewing in our community and it's a bunch of women living in their true essence. It gives me chills! See you there!
Things to bring:
Journal and pen
Yoga mat - if you have one, if not, Diana will have a few extras!
Snack to share - this is COMPLETELY optional
As always, the It Takes a Village Women's Circle is donation based! Suggested donation - $10. But, do not let this stop you. All are welcome, always!
Also, an additional $10 donation is suggested for yoga. But, it is completely free to participate. We do not want anyone to be scared away because of money.