All of us need – more than anything – to have safe, courageous places, spaces and containers in which it feels safe for us to unravel. Places, spaces and containers where we can start to practise exploring the light AND the dark with other women. For many of us, there’s a LOT of dark attached to the idea of being raw and vulnerable with other women. To admit a perceived vulnerability or weakness. To declare, ‘Look, I haven’t got my shit together. My life isn’t always as shiny as it might appear on social media.’ But the trust between women that Patriarchy has broken over the last 3,000+ years
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