Wise Women

Surreal image of a woman in a flowing white dress surrounded by nature elements like rocks, plants, and a wolf.

MYTHIC BODY

Through ancient Irish mysticism for modern times, I guide you on a transformative journey to awaken your dán, your soul’s gift, in this four-month programme. Working with Celtic wisdom, embodied ritual, and the cycles of nature, you will remember the lost parts and wonders that exist inside of you.

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Our ancestors believed that each of us is born into this world carrying a dán, a soul’s gift, a rare magical gem seeded inside of us that we gift to our community in our own unique way. Join us in the ancient mythological landscape of the Boyne Valley to claim your dán, your soul’s gift, in sacred co-creation with the Otherworld.

  • ‘Jen’s diverse life experiences, academic and research grounding, along with her experience as an embodiment coach gives the work an authenticity, depth, breadth and flexibility that is rare. It opened portals to clarity, commitment and a renewed passion for my vocation as an artist.’

    Irene, USA

  • 'Jen’s knowledge of Celtic Mythology is unreal, coupled with her skills as a Feminine Embodiment Coach - the whole experience was purely magic!!’

    Siobhan, Hong Kong

  • ‘Jen holds space like an ancient wise woman with an ever-curious and nurturing presence that makes it feel safe to fully disarm. Her knowledge, stories, and insights from Celtic mythology seem to be just the medicine needed.’

    Kimothy, USA

  • ‘Jen is one of the most genuine, intuitive and loving women I've ever had the pleasure to work with. She is a wise women and healer through and through.’

    Desiree, USA

  • ‘It really felt like we bypassed the conscious mind so that my BODY could SPEAK to me. These ancient stories have profound messages for women today.’

    Deirdre, Ireland

  • ‘Though I had been exposed to several of the concepts within the curriculum, the depth of the practices, and particularly the embodied movement, was truly powerful. The whole process was transformational.’

    Alex, Canada