Introducing….. SAGE WOMEN.
A women’s circle, a community for mothers!
What is it?
A year long membership with a sliding scale membership fee, which includes:
- Once-a-month circles, either online (via Zoom) or occasionally in-person (these will be held in a natural environment during the warmer months, in a central Adelaide location)
- Private WhatsApp group for regular healthful notes
- Email support Monday-Friday 9am-5pm.
Why?
Are you a mother, aged 35-50?
This is your chance to be witnessedas a crucial part of enjoying your life transitions – the powerful rites of passage that are often overlooked in our culture.
Let’s change that, let’s rise up. I’m here with you, championing you, we all are!
How
Membership is by application. Elizabeth will be in touch with details of the Sliding Scale Membership which aims to support all interested women to join, those with financial means, and those without. Numbers will be capped.
When
Commencing September 2026. First circle will be online, with a Zoom link sent to you, date to be confirmed.
Simply complete the brief application form at the button below and Elizabeth will contact you as soon as she is able.
“The circles of women around us weave invisible nets of love that carry us when we’re weak and sing with us when we’re strong.” – Sark
About Your Circle Facilitator
Elizabeth is a mother of three, a job she loves. Professionally, she has undergone postgraduate study in woman-centred models of care, trauma-informed care, integrative women’s health, sexual health and is a clinician with experience holding women’s circles in-person and online. She also has 20 years of experience in 1:1 consultations in physiotherapy and naturopathy. Elizabeth has studied extensively under her mentor Dr Oscar Serrallach completing his Matriatrics training program for health professionals, working in Mothercare.
Because she is committed to personal growth she sees her own psychotherapist regularly 😉 and attends another closed women’s circle (so let’s be clear – SAGE WOMEN is all about you.)
Elizabeth believes that being in community with other women, talking with mothers, and spending time listening to the wise-woman-elders among us is everything.