A two-day immersion tending to the sacred dimensions of the Mother Wound and maternal entanglement through the gateway of the heart and wombspace.
This body of work is delivered through an intersection of ceremonialism, Family Constellations, ritual-based healing practices, and subtle plant work. It gently illuminates the ways in which we may be subconsciously loyal to, or entangled with, maternal wounding and the experiences that have shaped our red thread.
Together, we explore what it means to free ourselves from these entanglements and alchemise inherited wounds into agency.
The womb invites us into a living archive of memory. Within it reside the imprints of our own life experiences, as well as the ancestral patterns we may unconsciously carry for the women who walked before us. Together, we will journey through the sacred terrain of the womb space, clearing that which no longer serves our highest vitality and opening pathways for ancestral healing, restoration, and renewed life force.
This work is also available to those who have had a hysterectomy. At Eclectica, we honour diverse lived experiences and acknowledge that even when the physical organ of the womb is no longer present, its energetic, emotional, and ancestral imprint remain.
Through embodied practices, ritual, and ceremony, we bring loving attention to the heart and womb space, supporting the body to release stagnant imprints and reconnect with a deeper sense of vitality, sovereignty, and belonging.
Family Constellations Practices
Practices rooted in reconciliation, resolution, and disentanglement, guided by a traditional family systems framework.Mother–Daughter Energetic Repair
Understanding and tending to the imprints held within the nervous system in relation to maternal patterns shaped by neglect, rupture, separation, or an inability to have our fundamental needs met.Maternal Disentanglement
Understanding, acknowledging, and disentangling from inherited patterns and unconscious loyalties that keep us bound within dysfunctional dynamics with our mothers and maternal lineage.Birth Imprints
Tending to and repairing the foundational imprints formed through conception, gestation, birth, infancy, and the postpartum period.Womb Healing
Bringing attention to grief, stagnation, unresolved experiences, and unfelt terrain held within the womb space.Yoni Steaming
Bringing warmth, presence, and blood flow to the womb space to support our work together. This ceremony is held with deep sensitivity and is entirely optional.For those who do not feel comfortable steaming in front of others, alternative practices will be available. Alternatives will also be offered for anyone who is menstruating, pregnant, has had a hysterectomy, or is otherwise unable to steam.
Womb Constellations
Acknowledging the significant passages and experiences of the womb space that have shaped our identity, sense of belonging, and journey through womanhood or wombhood.Subtle Plant Work
Working with plants such as rose, tobacco, sage, and traditional steaming herbs to support deeper healing and open ourselves to the wisdom, intelligence, and eldership of the plant kingdom.
The Modules we will explore together….
Why Yoni Steaming?
Yoni Steaming
Yoni steaming is a traditional practice that has been explored across many cultures. It is often experienced as a deeply grounding and nurturing ritual, inviting warmth, presence, circulation, and a greater sense of connection with the womb and pelvic space.
Some women engage with this practice as a way of supporting cyclical awareness, creating space for emotional release, and tending to areas of felt stagnation or disconnection within the body. It can also offer an opportunity to anchor more deeply into the womb space, the symbolic seat of the feminine throne.
This practice will be held with deep sensitivity, discretion, and care, opening a circle of remembrance inspired by the red tent and the ancient ways women have gathered together in ritual, reflection, and connection.
Through her lives the echo of her mother, and her mother before her, the accumulated grief, silences, survival strategies, sacrifices, and unresolved longings of entire lineages of women. Many of us carry these inheritances unconsciously.
We may repeat patterns of self-abandonment, emotional enmeshment, over-responsibility, suppression of truth, difficulty receiving love, or subtle loyalties that keep us bound to the unresolved pain of those who came before us. These loyatlies to the mother and the maternal line run deep within the female psyche and body, and often live beneath conscious awareness.
A daughter may carry her mother's grief.
She may unconsciously limit her own joy so she does not outshine her.
She may repeat relational dynamics that mirror unresolved maternal pain.
Or she may live in subtle rebellion - pushing against the mother while still remaining psychologically entangled with her.
Both loyalty and rejection can keep us bound. This work invites us to see these invisible threads with clarity.
When the maternal field is left unexplored, it shapes how we mother ourselves, how we relate to other women, how we inhabit our bodies, and how we step into leadership, creativity, intimacy and power.
To tend to the Mother Wound is not about blaming our mothers. It is about recognising the wider field we were born into so we may step graciously into deeper sovereignty.
The maternal field stretches far beyond our individual mothers….
What is Womb Constellations?
At its heart, it is a practice of At its heart, Womb Constellations is a practice of reconciliation. It supports participants to explore passages of wombhood that may have become fragmented through a lack of support, recognition, acknowledgement, witnessing, or meaningful integration.
By engaging with the emotional, ancestral, symbolic, and subconscious terrain of the womb space, participants are invited to revisit significant thresholds with compassion and reverence.
The intention is not to change the past, but to transform our relationship to it, reclaiming the wisdom, vitality, and meaning held within our experiences. Through the restoration of recognition, acknowledgement, and witnessing, greater integration becomes possible.
In a society that profits from the absence of matriarchal wisdom and personal authority, we carry a sacred duty to reclaim the aliveness of our expression - so that our daughters, our descendants, and the generations we influence no longer wear the chains and shackles we once did. This is grief work, This is soul work, This is Legacy work.
Your Facilitators
Anna-Maria
Anna-Maria is the co-founder of Eclectica Hub and a ceremonialist, embodied leadership mentor and ancestral healing facilitator. Her work weaves visionary dance, ritual and lineage healing to guide women in reclaiming their voice, creative power and embodied leadership. She is devoted to creating spaces that support authentic expression, legacy work and deep connection within community.
Co Founder
Demi Lee
Demi Lee is the co-founder of Eclectica Hub and a ceremonialist, death doula and facilitator of Family Constellations. Her work weaves rites of passage, grief alchemy and systemic healing to guide people through life’s thresholds with honesty, reverence and depth. She is devoted to creating spaces that support authentic expression, lineage healing and deep connection within community.
Co Founder
Eclectica Facilitator Shelly Oak
Shelley Oak is a somatic guide, ceremonialist, sexuality coach and birth doula devoted to supporting women through sacred rites of passage. Her work weaves ritual, embodiment and feminine wisdom to guide women in reclaiming their vitality, truth and sovereignty. She is the founder of Dark Mother, a ritual-based brand devoted to womb health, healing and deeper connection to the heart, womb and body.
Held in nature in Arthurs Creek, Victoria, surrounded by peaceful bushland.
DATES:
Saturday, October 17th 2026: 10:30am - 5.30pm
Sunday, October 18th 2026: 10:30am - 5.30pm
LOCATION:
Arthurs Creek
FOOD & ACCOMMODATION:
Food and accommodation are not included in the immersion cost - the price covers facilitation and the body of work only. Please bring your own lunch each day. There will be dedicated breaks and space to eat on-site. You’re welcome to bring any snacks, tea, or comforts you need to stay nourished.
What Participants Are Required to Bring
Participants will be required to bring a water bottle, journal and pen, a medium-sized bowl for ceremonial plant work, and a floor blanket, rug, sheepskin, or cushion to sit on. Chairs will also be available.
For yoni steaming, participants will be required to bring a metal bowl or saucepan that holds at least one litre of water, four cushions for support, and a large towel, soft blanket, or dressing gown to wrap around the waist.
Yoni steaming is optional, and alternative practices will be available.
It is important that you take the time to read the full Participation Agreement before enrolling. The Agreement outlines what the work involves, how we support your safety and wellbeing, and what your responsibilities are as a participant.By completing your payment, you acknowledge and accept these terms. Because this work relies on your full readiness and commitment, we do not offer refunds for change of mind. This helps you honour the commitment you have made to yourself, even when resistance arises. Please make your decision with care and discernment, and only enrol when you feel prepared to participate with clarity and consent.
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