Inside The Awakened Woman Circle 🌿 Everything You Need to Know
You may have noticed a little buzz building around the launch of…
The Awakened Woman Circle. 🌿
But what exactly is it all about?
Who is it for?
And when & where does it begin?
Consider this your invitation to take a closer look – to reconnect with yourself, deepen the work and become part of a community of women choosing to live with greater awareness, intention and aliveness.
Because when one woman chooses to live more awake, the ripple extends far beyond her.
She rises. We rise.
What actually happens inside The Circle?
Each Circle begins with a grounding practice – drawing from breathwork, meditation, reflection and body-based awareness. Something you can take with you and return to in everyday life.
From there, I’ll guide a live teaching around the things we’re actually navigating – relationships, self-worth, emotional intelligence, mindfulness, work and life, the patterns we repeat, and how we lead ourselves through it all.
Then we open the conversation – space to reflect, ask questions, share and learn from one another.
There is no pressure to perform or share.
Come as you are. The only requirement is your presence.
And the connection doesn’t end when the hour does. Between Circles, we’ll have a private community space to stay connected, with a meaningful resource or practice shared each month.
This isn’t about gathering more information. It’s about creating space – even one intentional hour a month – to reconnect, reflect and practise living awake.
Can you relate?
What if the goal isn’t to carry less,
but to carry differently?
Not everything we carry is a burden.
Some of it is a life we have consciously chosen.
I don’t want a smaller life.
I want to be a present mother. A wife. A psychologist. A friend. A daughter. I want to show up for the people I love, do work that matters to me, and live a life that feels alive.
But in the noise of living a full life, it can be remarkably easy to move onto autopilot.
To lose touch with ourselves.
To repeat old patterns.
To react instead of choose.
The work is staying awake.
Aware of what we’re carrying.
Aware of how we’re carrying it.
Aware of who we are becoming while we do.
This is the heart behind The Awakened Woman Circle.
One intentional hour each month to step out of the noise, reconnect, reflect and practise living awake – alongside women choosing to do the same.
Not a smaller life.
A more awake one.🤍
Where women stay awake – together.
The Seed of The Awakened Woman 🌱
The Awakened Woman didn’t begin as a business idea.
It was born from a life that needed to change – and from a woman who needed to wake up.
And that woman was me.
Through grief, motherhood, relationships, uncertainty and my own moments of being brought to my knees, I began to realise that being strong wasn’t about holding everything together.
It was about learning to meet myself honestly. To choose myself without abandoning the people I love. To live with greater presence, freedom, connection and purpose.
The work of women like Dr Shefali profoundly shaped that awakening. It challenged me to see life more clearly – not as I wished it would be, but as it is.
To face what was real. To stay awake to the truth that pain and loss are part of being human, while discovering that even our most difficult experiences can become portals for transformation, meaning and purpose.
And somewhere along the way, I recognised something about my own purpose too:
I don’t wake people up. Life does that.
My work is to hold people while life wakes them up.
The Awakened Woman grew from that lived experience.
Not because I have it all figured out, but because I know what can shift when a woman begins to wake up to herself – and to her life. 🌿
🌿Ready?
If something in these pages has spoken to you, perhaps this is your invitation.
Join us inside The Awakened Woman Circle.
Learn More & Register → Awakened Woman Circle
Where women stay awake – together. 🦋
Updates and details can be found on the Conscious Living platforms below.
Consciously,
Bronwyn Russo
Clinical Psychologist
M.A. Clin. Psych. (Curtin University, Australia)
