Womb Ecology: of Land and Water was born through my work as a herbalist and moon circle facilitator, encountering and supporting people navigating painful cycles, hormonal imbalance, emotional overwhelm, and a deep longing for more holistic, ancestral ways of understanding their bodies and cycles.
Alongside this work, a question kept returning:
How can deepening our understanding of menstrual cycle wisdom and womb care help us become better advocates for the land, our communities, and ourselves?
Through ecological thinking, ancestral knowledge, and lived experience, the womb is understood not as a problem to fix, but as a living landscape. One shaped by soil, water, nourishment, movement, story, pleasure, and care.
This 5-part in-person course invites us to reconnect with the womb and pelvic region as an ecosystem and to explore how tending to our inner landscapes mirrors how we tend to the Earth. Whilst providing gender-inclusive education and demystifying the menstrual cycle to promote better health and wellbeing.
It will be held between March-May 2026
The series journey:
( Session 1) Opening Circle: Introduction To Womb Ecology
Understanding the womb as a cyclical, seasonal landscape.
Demystifying the different menstrual phases and exploring herbs that support us physically, emotionally, and spiritually across the month. Starting with a tea meditation and a closing sound bath.
(Session 2) Nourishing the Soil
A deep dive into our hormonal and internal landscape.
Connecting soil health, food systems, biodiversity, gut health, and the womb/pelvis. Also exploring how to eat in alignment with each menstrual phase for optimal health. Includes clay-based pelvic care practices.
(Session 3) Hidden Stories of the Land
Exploring different issues such as endometriosis, fibroids, cysts, PCOS and more through physical, hormonal, emotional, energetic, and spiritual lenses. Opening space for reflection, journaling, and honest dialogue around the stories held in the womb/pelvis. We’ll learn what herbs can support us and end with a sound bath.
(Session 4) The Language of Water
Understanding blood, lymph, and water as life-giving flow.
Exploring womb/pelvic stagnation, circulation and pelvic vitality through herbs, movement and embodied practices.
Includes creating a collective pelvic steam blend.
(Session 5) The Ecology of Desire & Sovereignty
Exploring boundaries, pleasure, sensuality, safety, and support.
Connecting the womb/pelvis and heart through practices rooted in desire, beauty, ritual, care and sensory exploration.
Ending with a closing circle and group reflection.
This course is designed as a 5-part journey, each session building on the last. With a cohort of 15 wonderful beings taking the journey together.
Pricing & booking options: Two Options
OPTION ONE: Soil: Full 5-Part Series (Recommended)
Designed as a complete, transformational journey
£200 standard rate / £160 community rate
This is the intended way to experience the course. Each session builds on the last, deepening connection, understanding and integration.
Two-part payment plans available upon request.
Limited to 15 participants.
OPTION TWO: Water: Session 1 (Open Circle)
Access to first session only, for those wishing to experience the work before committing. Limited spaces
£45 standard rate / £35 community rate
To enquire about attending Session 1 only, please email: info.yayamoon@gmail.com
If you choose to continue, the amount paid will be deducted from the full series fee.
FAQ’s
Q. How long is the course and when will it run from?
The course will run across five sessions between March-May 2026 at Shai Space, London on Saturday’s between 12-3pm.
March 21st / April 11th / April 18th / April 25th / May 2nd
Q. Can I sign up to attend specific workshops instead of the entire course?
You will only be able to attend the first workshop as a stand-alone option. After that you will be given the opportunity to sign up to the full course in order to continue the journey.
Q. Who is this course for?
This series is designed for women, femmes, trans men, and non-binary or gender-diverse people who have a lived relationship to menstruation, the womb, or the pelvic space.
The work involves intimate reflection, embodied practices, and personal sharing, and has been intentionally shaped to support emotional and somatic safety within this group.
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