Still Whole: Honoring Body Change After Surgery

$85.00

Saturday September 12th 1-4pm

A healing circle for women navigating the emotional impact of body-altering medical procedures.

Whether your experience involved mastectomy, hysterectomy, reconstructive surgery, cancer treatment, medically necessary procedures, or other significant body changes, this space is created to honor the parts of the journey that are often unseen.

Many women receive medical care without space to grieve, process identity shifts, reconnect with their bodies, or be witnessed in community.

This gathering offers a gentle, trauma-informed space for:

  • grief and loss

  • body image changes

  • identity and femininity

  • anger, relief, fear, or numbness

  • storytelling and reflection

  • creativity, ritual, and reconnection

Participants will be invited into guided reflection, expressive/artistic practices, and shared community witness in a supportive environment.

You do not need to identify as “fully healed” to attend.
You do not need to explain or minimize your experience.
You are welcome exactly as you are.

Saturday September 12th 1-4pm

A healing circle for women navigating the emotional impact of body-altering medical procedures.

Whether your experience involved mastectomy, hysterectomy, reconstructive surgery, cancer treatment, medically necessary procedures, or other significant body changes, this space is created to honor the parts of the journey that are often unseen.

Many women receive medical care without space to grieve, process identity shifts, reconnect with their bodies, or be witnessed in community.

This gathering offers a gentle, trauma-informed space for:

  • grief and loss

  • body image changes

  • identity and femininity

  • anger, relief, fear, or numbness

  • storytelling and reflection

  • creativity, ritual, and reconnection

Participants will be invited into guided reflection, expressive/artistic practices, and shared community witness in a supportive environment.

You do not need to identify as “fully healed” to attend.
You do not need to explain or minimize your experience.
You are welcome exactly as you are.