Rooted In Motherhood Series

Rooted in Motherhood is a three-part ceremonial series designed to hold mothers in a space of love, connection, and self-trust. Across three monthly gatherings at Oxygenic we will explore identity, release old patterns, and reconnect with your body, heart, and mind.
Each session includes:
- Cacao ceremony – a gentle, guided journey focused on motherhood
- Movement medicine and restorative breathwork – to release stagnant energy and emotions
- Restorative healing journey – Focused on the theme and energy of the group
- Open reflection and discussion – optional sharing with like-minded mothers
We’ll explore themes of Maiden to Mother, Cycle Breaking, and Reparenting Yourself, creating space for healing and growth both in motherhood and your relationship to yourself.
Between sessions, a private WhatsApp group for 8 women provides weekly support, helping you integrate the work into daily life and parenting. I have also lovingly crafted a booklet to support the Rooted In Motherhood series.
I hold a Master’s in Psychology, specialising in maternal well-being, and I bring both professional expertise and lived experience to this work. I am ethical in practice, guided by psychology and spirituality, and I lead these circles from the heart — creating an intentional, safe space for mothers to reconnect, restore, and evolve.
This series is educational and reflective in nature and is not a replacement for therapy. It is designed to support self-awareness, integration, and emotional wellbeing in motherhood.
Investment & Details:
- Investment: £95 (payable in instalments of £32.50, first one due 1st September reach out to Jec to arrange this payment) or pay in full via website, purchasing an event ticket below.
- There are lower-priced tickets available for women on maternity leave or low income.
- Dates & Time:
- Sundays 27th September, 25th October, 29th November | 10:30–12:30
- Location: Oxygenic , Whitley Bay
If this series is calling to you — whether as a quiet pull or a clear yes — you’re lovingly invited to join. Spaces are intentionally limited to keep the circle intimate.

