Wild Woman Workshops

'a magical blend of Women’s Spirituality, personal development, art and pure enchantment'

Comments after workshops....

'the workshop was the most popular offered and was over subscribed - all the feedback we received was very positive'(Chester Women's Aid)

'Wow' (Debbie)

'Thankyou for your wild, wonderful, funny nurturing self' (Linda)

'the weekend will stay in my heart for a long time' (Ange,Sale)

'Excellent, the best workshop I have ever been on' (Womens Aid National Conference)

The new Brochure is out in September

be sure to get on the mailing list to get your copy ...

... but here is a taste of what's to come ...

Day workshops/courses

To be held in Liverpool, London, Cardiff, Leeds, Edinburgh and venues around the UK

'Wild Woman' Workshop

A delicious invitation to a gorgeous day...for those of you that have not yet experienced the original wild woman day, come and join us for a day of magic, healing, creative personal development and soul searching and chocolatey goddess moments.

'Be a Gorgeous Goddess' Workshop


A gorgeous, inspirational and indulgent creative day. An opportunity to learn more about the goddess and to explore the goddess within, through visualisation, ritual, mask making and creative play.

Women's Spirituality Circles

A series of 6 (1 hour) workshops exploring our own spirituality in small, safe and supportive circles. Expect magic, healing, poetry, ritual, art and laughter.

'Reclaiming our Power through the Goddess'

We will come together to explore what power we can draw from ancient stories of the goddesses. We will journey through the different qualities of 6 goddesses, creating our own goddess based on our unique strengths and powers as individual women.

'Wild Woman Retreats for Lesbian Women' at Monkton Wyld Court

A magical invitation to be nurtured and celebrated on an enchanting retreat weekend.

Join us as we explore what spirituality means to us as an individual and to share the strands that weave us together. A unique chance for lesbians from all backgrounds to explore new possibilities and the healing power and magic of women’s circles.

We will journey together using therapeutic art exercises, ritual, visualisation, quiet reflection and wild celebratory rituals in a safe and supportive atmosphere.

'Wild Woman New Year Celebration'

Fed up of spending New Year alone or in a crowded pub feeling like there must be something deeper than all this! Join us as we celebrate New Year around a log fire, with scrumptious food - and other gorgeous Goddesses for company. We will spend our time together, reflecting on the year gone, looking forward, planning a ritual to welcome the new year, with lots of fun, dressing up, sparkle and glitter. Make this a New Year to really remember.

'Wild Woman Retreat' - January 2001 at Monkton Wyld Court

Let the year begin with a weekend of reflection on our achievements as the amazing wild women we are, as we look forward to fulfilling our wildest dreams in the year ahead. You will leave this weekend with a bag full of resources to get you through the year .. using visualisation, magic, affirmations, dream circles and support and encouragement from the group. Let this weekend be a catalyst for radical transformation!

'Summer Solstice Tribal Weekend' - North Wales

Come and join us in the wild countryside of Wales for a retreat to remember.

Glittery, Magical, creative, inspirational, chocolatey .. life changing...Music, Sharing Poetry, art, ritual - all in a magical oak forest ..

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This is a taste of the new brochure.

If you are interested in finding out more ...

call Clare on 0151 709 9923
or
email: Clare@wildwoman1.fsnet1.co.uk

Web site: www.wild-woman.co.uk

Wild Woman is run by Clare Campbell, who organises day and weekend workshops, produces gorgeous merchandise and provides creative training for companies - and rituals and ceremonies for private individuals.

Clare’s reputation as an innovative and creative workshop facilitator and counsellor takes her all over the UK, working with various groups of women. Her endless creative enthusiasm, her safe, warm, down to earth approach and the big bowls of chocolate and glitter that accompany the workshops, make Clare a much sought after facilitator!

Clare is assisted by Collette. Collette’s varied background includes lecturing and applied research in Women’s Studies and counselling at Liverpool Hope University. At present, Collette is researching 'Women Only' spaces and loves watching the magic that unfolds when women gather together!

Workshops for Health service, companies ... everyone working with the public

Specialist training from highly experienced facilitators working sensitively to meet with the needs of employers.

Clare Campbell and Collette Power offer a one day in-house training course on:

Creative Approaches to Challenging Homophobia

Helping you put ideas into practice as part of your ongoing commitment to equal opportunities.

Forget flipcharts and overhead projectors.

This training will use art, visualisations and active team work to help participants plan positive action plans tailored to needs of the workplace.

For further information on this and other creative training packages -

contact Clare or Collette on 0151 709 9923

email: Clare@wildwoman1.fsnet1.co.uk

Clare Campbell is a qualified counsellor and experienced group facilitator, whose reputation as a trainer takes her all over the UK. Clare’s background is in developing services for survivors of sexual abuse - and lecturing and facilitating for national companies and charities. Her endless creative enthusiasm, her safe warm down to earth approach and her belief in the power of learning through creative expression, make her a much sought after facilitator.

Collette Power MA is a researcher with Liverpool Hope University, covering health, equal opportunities and women’s issues. Collette's background is varied, having worked in mental health, counselling, lecturing, freelance consultancy and workshop development, and course accreditation for many national organisations and local health authorities.

Clare and Collette both work creatively to train counsellors, health professionals and staff in challanging homophobia, using a variety of creative approaches:

- raised awareness to enable homophobia to be addressed and challanged

- a broader understanding of issues around equal opportunities

- greater confidance and ability to work with sensitive issues

- transferable training skills

- the knowledge base and skills to inform policy development

- a negotiated action plan with short to long-term aims to broaden access

- a certificate of attendance.

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