Inspiring Women Toward Community-Centred
Well-Being



"Rituals are crucial in re-connecting women to their own instinctual roots.
If the ritual emerges from their own authentic Being, women find themselves in the presence of their own straightforward, non-negotiable, inner truth. For the first time in their complex lives, they feel their own I AM."
Marion Woodman
Our Mission
We believe women thrive when supported by community, grounded in the wisdom of nature, and connected to their bodies.
Our framework bridges nervous system education, creative expression, somatic practices, and seasonal cycles — all rooted in trauma-informed approaches.
We offer women’s circles, workshops, and one-on-one support that honour the diversity of womanhood and the ebbs and flows of the female body.
These gatherings beckon the hearts and hands of women called to the village-minded way — those seeking spaces to uncover their authentic selves, embrace interdependence, and cultivate healthy relationships rooted in conscious awareness.
How this work comes to life
Explore the spaces and supports available through Aphrodite Health.

Red Tent Sundays
Monthly online circles for ritual, reflection, and learning. Each gathering explores a different theme — from myth and archetypes to nervous system teachings and the cycles of the female body.
Exceptionally, there will be no Red Tent this October. We return November 30th.

Psychedelic Support
Trauma-informed preparation and integration for women exploring psychedelic experiences. Rooted in harm reduction, somatic practices, and relational healing. Offerings include one-on-one support as well as group work, workshops, and talks for communities and organizations.

In -Person Gatherings
Seasonal circles and community workshops in Montréal. These gatherings weave together ritual, connection, and shared wisdom.
Our next in-person gathering, Voices of Lineage: A Singing Workshop for Women, is on Saturday, November 16th in Old Montréal.
Windows into Our Gatherings
“ The indigenous thought is when one of us is ill, all of us are ill. Taking this thought a little further, we see that healing is a matter, in great part, of having our, connections to the community and the cosmos restored. This truth has been acknowledged in many studies. Our immune response is strengthened when we feel our connection with community. By regularly renewing the bonds of belonging, we support our ability to remain healthy and whole.”
Francis Weller
The Wild Edge of Sorrow
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