Transformative journeys + supportive spaces guiding women home to Self

About

We educate and empower women, on how to hold space for themselves, and each other. Together we are sowing seeds for the next generation and weaving new ways of living.

The containers we create, and our Rites of Passage journeys, cultivate this connection to community and to Self; a sense of spaciousness to support the many transitions and transformations throughout womanhood. 

We heal in community, and through these spaces, of holistic inner-exploration and Self-realisation, we step into our power and strengthen the sisterhood.

Our Mission

To empower a new generation of women on their path to self-healing.

To facilitate transformative journeys back to Self.


To foster community and a sense of belonging through all seasons of womanhood.

“Kindred Women were absolutely wonderful. They brought a beautiful, warm and calming energy, and made it such a safe space. It was exactly what I had pictured and hoped for when planning the day. They were both very human, real and appreciable. Their use of language was also really inclusive for our cohort of clients. The circle altar they made was just beautiful, and giving each attendee a bouquet from the centrepiece at the end of the day was a wonderful sentiment”

— Isabel, Street 2 Home

Our Why

Kindred Women promotes the wellbeing of women and girls; creating supportive spaces for self-inquiry, Rites of Passage, and connecting in community.

We are fostering a new, emergent style of sisterhood; shedding outdated norms and narratives and restoring balance in our being, and the earth.

We believe that in order to create more sustainable lives, women are called to be the way-showers, to remember old ways of being and live in reciprocal relationship with the planet and each other. 

We connect women with their cyclical nature and craft containers for transformation. 

We educate on ways to embrace a sense of stillness, in the fast and frantic pace of the modern day.

Kindred Women prioritise living a mindful, meaningful and joyful life.

  • "Kindred Women’s Space is a safe and nurturing space for women, to be able to take time out of their busy lives and come together. For me, this space has been healing and helped me further develop physical relaxation, self-reflection and personal growth.”

    Nicole

  • "Attending a Women’s Circle was absolutely the catalyst for me to start thinking about what I truly want my future to look like as a woman and mother. Erin has created and holds a beautifully supportive space of nurture, nourishment and reflection. A transformative experience!”

    Shana

  • "I felt the words of every woman in that circle deep to my core. I saw myself in every one of their stories. The weight of motherhood was lifted when we realised we were not alone in the depths of what we were feeling. There was the absolute absence of judgement, comparison or projection. We didn’t need to prove ourselves. Each of us was enough just as we were. Each woman’s truth was honoured. Thank you for holding this space for us.”

    Sarah

  • “Women need these transformational spaces more than ever, where they can come and escape the everyday pressures and get really quiet so they can gain clarity and move forward with a renewed sense of self.”

    Sara

Work With Us  

WELLBEING PROGRAMS

Schools Program

Workplace Program

Meditation Courses

JOURNEYS

Wild Women Wilderness Retreat

Renew You Day Retreat

Rites of Passage

GATHERINGS + EVENTS

Pop up Community Breathwork + Meditation

Monday Morning Meds

Women’s Circles

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and country throughout Australia, their spiritual connection to land, sea and community.

We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander people of each Nation on which we work, visit and reside.

We pay our respects and acknowledge the elders past, present, emerging and to all Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples.

We extend our respect and acknowledge their Ancestors, descendants, history, culture, knowledge and their memories in which they hold and continue to practice their cultural and spiritual connections to Country.