HOW TO MAKE YOUR HEALING SPACE
A FEMINIST SPACE
...and why you might want to
What if your healing work could be not just transformational - but also liberatory?
In this immersive, introductory workshop, we’ll explore how to create wellness, coaching, embodiment, or personal growth spaces that are deeply rooted in intersectional feminist values: care, consent, equity, relationality, and power-awareness.
Because even in the most intentional healing spaces, we often unconsciously recreate the very systems we’re trying to heal from -
patriarchy, colonialism, white supremacy, and individualism.
This is a space to slow down and reflect on
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what we’re holding
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how we’re holding it
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and who we’re holding it for
In this experimental workshop, we’ll explore:
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What makes a healing space truly feminist
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Common ways that power, gender, and hierarchy show up unconsciously in healing work
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How to build spaces that center care, equity, and community
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Intersectional feminist frameworks for facilitators, coaches, and space-holders
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Questions and practices to begin shifting your work from empowering individuals to liberating systems
You’ll leave with both practical tools and deeper questions to carry into your work, your circles, and your life.
This space is for you if you:
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Facilitate wellness, healing, embodiment, or spiritual work
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Are part of tantra, circling, coaching, or personal development communities
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Have ever felt disempowered or unseen in “sacred” or growth-oriented spaces
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Are longing for more inclusivity, awareness, and care in the way we gather and grow
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Want to unlearn hierarchical, binary, or colonial ways of holding space
You do not need a background in feminism or academia to attend - just curiosity and a desire to grow.
About the Facilitator
Paulina Bolek (she/they) is a group facilitator, embodiment practitioner, with a Master’s degree in Gender Studies and Feminist Philosophy. With over a decade of experience in healing and personal development spaces, she brings warmth, nuance, and deep relational care to every space she holds. Their work sits at the intersection of somatics, social justice, neurodivergence, and personal transformation.
CURIOUS?
If you are curious about the development of this project and want to be informed about the first workshop dates as they become available leave your email address below.