BUILD ENDURING SISTERHOOD
& EMBODY REAL CULTURE
IN YOUR OFFERINGS AND COMMUNITY
How do women become the kind of sisters - and ancestors - capable of creating and sustaining Living Culture together?
Out of the ache for the village and the wounds of sisterhood unfurls a question, seeking light:
The pursuit of self-actualization detached from collective belonging can become another form of exile, empire, or generational harm.
If we want to rebuild Culture, we need to move beyond “healing the self” and “expanding visibility of the self” and rebuild the social architecture of our lives.
This architecture doesn’t require you to abandon your unique gifts, vision, or sovereignty. It invites you to ROOT them in relationship.
For the woman who is ready to be fully herself in relationship with trustworthy women who know how to stay: It is time to become the ancestors who pass down a strongly woven Culture of mutual care, trust, regenerative systems, and Living Story.
Join Us for a 6-Week Journey
exploring the forgotten skills of belonging
and the co-creative potential
that allows women to build circles,
movements, families, art, ritual,
and futures together.
“The wild nature has a vast integrity to it. It means to establish territory, to find one’s pack, to be in one’s body with certainty and pride regardless of the body’s gifts and limitations, to speak and act in one’s behalf, to be aware, alert, to draw on the innate feminine powers of intuition and sensing, to come into one’s cycles, to find what one belongs to, to rise with dignity, to retain as much consciousness as possible.”
— Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Women Who Run With the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype
We are done waiting for the perfect village to appear.
How many conversations do we embark on that ultimately lead us back to the same place: “We Need The Village.”
We agree.
But in Return to the Pack, we're expanding the conversation from longing for the village to becoming the women who know how to build one.
Rather than waiting for the perfect community to appear, we are leaning into what is already within our power as creators. Because while many of us may not be able to snap our fingers and create a thriving, intergenerational village with shared childcare and affordable homes on bountiful acreage, we can cultivate circles of support. We can establish rhythms of reciprocity that bind women together through honoring grief, rites of passage, celebration, and the land. We can learn the forgotten skills of belonging. And we can discover our own unique ways of weaving truth, beauty, and community in the harsh conditions of the world we live in today.
Moved by our collective longing, courageous practice will birth a more beautiful world into being.
This Journey is For Women Who…
Want to co-create cultures rooted in care, creativity, and collective responsibility
Grieve the ache of modern isolation, lack of support, depth, and resonance, even when surrounded by people.
Have experienced rupture with women and want to learn skills of repair, discernment, and trust.
Are curious about how the Mother Wound, sisterhood wounds, and cultural conditioning shape the way they relate to other women…and - most importantly - are invested in the question: Where do we go from here?
Want to explore what aggression and channeling anger looks like in women - unpacking the impulse for reputation destruction.
Are ready to befriend the shadow and transmute envy amongst women.
Long for communities that can hold birth, grief, celebration, conflict, and change with maturity.
Want to practice collaboration over competition, reciprocity over performance, and shared leadership over hierarchy.
Desire to stay present in their bodies during conflict instead of shutting down, disappearing/ghosting, or reacting from survival. Desire to romance the body as the holy vessel.
Want to communicate with greater courage and eloquence, with a clear understanding of the role of boundaries.
Want to weave a shared legacy their children and future generations can inherit.
Understand that the future depends on our shared ability to create Regenerative Systems, Circles of Support, Living Story, and Strongly Woven Culture.
This Journey is NOT for Women Who Are:
Looking for a space to gossip, vilify, or tear down other women. We are here to build the capacities for discernment, compassion, protection, accountability, and repair. Not to reinforce division.
Seeking a place to remain in cycles of blame or victimhood without a willingness to explore your own patterns and agency. We honor the reality of harm while also believing healing invites responsibility, choice, and growth.
Expecting everyone/anyone to be a “Sister”. Deep, abiding friendship is precious and often rare, requiring resonance and capacity to tend. Not every woman we encounter will feel trustworthy or resonant to us, and that is ok. We are not entitled to access one another, nor required to offer access to those we do not trust.
Expecting this to be a therapeutic process group for unpacking unresolved relational trauma. While trauma-aware, this journey focuses on learning and practicing the skills of healthy community and co-creation. We encourage participants to have additional therapeutic support if deep trauma processing is needed.
Interested in exposing, publicly shaming, or recruiting others into conflict. We practice confidentiality, integrity, and direct communication whenever possible, recognizing that every story has complexity.
Looking for quick fixes or perfect sisterhood. This is a practice space for women who are willing to grow, make mistakes, stay curious, and develop the lifelong skills of belonging.
Core Pillars
Through each week, we trace the Mother Wound and its shaping of our Self Image, healing the imprint of the Dark Mother and the ways internalized betrayal echoes through our lives.From this place, we awaken our collective power and remember our innate intelligence as embodied co-creators.
WEEK ONE
Learning to Stay / When to Leave
cultivate presence and integrity during challenge
WEEK TWO
Learning to Communicate
create understanding, repair, and protection with voice
WEEK THREE
Learning to Weave Community
restore bonds of reciprocity with Women and Earth
WEEK FOUR
Learning to Grieve Together
attune and respond to the wisdom of death
WEEK FIVE
Learning to Lead Together
design offerings and networks of mutual power
WEEK SIX
Learning to Feast Together
reap and offer shared legacy for generations to come
Your Guides
CENTEHUA SAGE
Feminine Wisdom Keeper, Womb Centric Movement Guide, Mother
“My name is Centehua, my homeland is Mexico, I am a Mother, movement is my mother tongue, and writing is nourishment for my soul.
Motherhood initiated me at the age of 19. I had my third child at 43 and the journey has been a return to the wisdom of the pack, of soul family, and land stewardship. Motherhood has been a path of remembrance. The truth that women need one another led me to share my dance as a ritual to strengthen the bonds of sisterhood and to awaken an intimacy with our bodies.
I hosted a movement ceremony for five years in Southern California called Lunar Rhythms which has now evolved into Elemental Embodiment which includes verbal eloquence and writing as an essential component of the practice. The material and foundation of my work lives online, but the real work happens in living breathing conversations, dances, and gatherings. I believe we are dreaming together and my prayer is that we answer the call to unify and raise the future with integrity.”
“For more than a decade, I've gathered women into circles to explore what it means to heal, create, grieve, and belong together. After the sudden death of my first daughter, grief became one of my greatest teachers, revealing how deeply we need one another to move through life's passages.
From this awareness, I founded SAGA, a growing movement rooted in the shared liberation of Feminine Word through circular leadership and reciprocal resources, grounded in the belief that collective healing does not happen in isolation. Drawing on a background in nonprofit communications, my work has focused on bridging diverse perspectives while exploring how grief illiteracy and colonial values continue to hinder our communities. I have also walked alongside women through profound loss, deepening my trust in grief's role as an essential teacher in the birthing of good culture.
I believe the future will be shaped by those who shed colonial illusion and embody unique expressions of woven, living networks - with shared visions, missions, looms, songs, stories, meals, grief, gardens, rituals, and love for our children, planet, and life.”
Founder of SAGA, Mother, Grief & Writing Guide
NOËL RUTH
A NOTE FROM US
This is NOT an offering born of “mastered sisterhood”. We've both experienced deep belonging and deep rupture. We've been hurt by women. We've hurt women. We've wrestled with shame, conflict, avoidance, and the vulnerable work of repair.
This offering is born from practice in true sisterhood, motherhood, leadership, and conviction to embody cultural change, not perfection.
We believe the skills of belonging can be learned. That communities become stronger when we grow our capacity to listen, to stay in our bodies, to take responsibility, to articulate clearly, to re-imagine, and to love one another with greater tenderness and courage.
As facilitators, we are holding this journey because we are committed to this work. We continue to live this work in our own relationships as a lifelong discipline that asks all of us to keep growing in honesty, humility, and love for the greater good of all.
Come Back to the Art and Power
of Creative Sisterhood.
Return to the Pack
SIX WEEKS | SEPTEMBER 15 - OCTOBER 20
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WEEKLY 2 HOUR GROUP GATHERING - Tuesdays 1-3pm PT / 4-6pm ET
WEEKLY 90 MINUTE SMALL GROUP ROUNDTABLE - Four women per group.Select the day/time that works for you
PRIVATE ONLINE GROUP SPACE
PARTICIPANT PANEL LIVE Q&As
OPTIONAL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
WRITING PROMPTS
WOMB-CENTRIC MOVEMENT
EARLY BIRD - $660
Price Increases to $770 on August 30
✺ FAQs ✺
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No scholarships are available for this program. Register before Sept 1 to receive the $110 off early bird discount. Payment Plans Are Available.
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September 15 - October 20
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Full Group Gatherings are TUESDAYS 1-3pm PT / 4-6pm ET
Intimate Group Roundtables will meet at different days/times, for 90 minutes. You pick the one that works for you.
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Large group gatherings WILL be recorded.
Small group discussion circles will NOT be recorded and will require your live attendance.
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Due to the limited spots available, no refunds will be available for this program (**this includes Payment Plan commitments**).
This policy allows us to sustain the integrity of the container and honor the mutual commitment between participants and facilitators.
By enrolling, you are reserving one of a limited number of places and agreeing to complete your financial commitment as part of this reciprocal exchange.