EXPLORING MENARCHE

Join an intimate circle with Leora Leboff and Tazeen Dhunna for a 3 hour zoom course (split across two sessions) to explore the menarch

Session 1: Saturday 17th April 2.30-5pm - Mothers only session

FEATURING GUEST SPEAKER: WOMEN’s HEATLH EXPERT DR. GHAZALA AZIZ-SCOTT

• Explore your first period

• Understanding the menstrual seasons

• Menstrual medicine circle and Wild Power

• Reflection Time

Session 2: Sunday 25th April 11-12pm - Mothers and daughters session

• Making Pink Lemonade & Ruby’s Lunar Moontime

• Debunking myths around menarche

• Moving from fear to love of the menarche

About Leora:

Menstrual and menopause educator and mentor Leora Leboff (http://auramama.co.uk) is a Menstruality  mentor with Red School (https://redschool.net) and is Womb & Fertility Massage practitioner and teacher. Through facilitating Menstrual and Menopause Medicine Circles, she guides women to gain a deeper understanding of themselves through their own cycles. 

Watch her interview with functional medicine expert Debbie Lewis and the natural menopause expert Sarah Davison (https://www.tazeendhunna.com/tazeentv-blog/modernwomenandmenopausepart2)

About Dr.Ghazala-Aziz-Scott

Oxbridge Educated and with over 2 decades of NHS practise under her belt, Dr. Ghazala Aziz-Scott specialises in women’s hormones and health. She currently works at the Marion Gluck Clinic and combines her scientific knowledge with her functional medicine approach to provide holistic based solutions to women’s health.

Watch her interview about Modern Women and the Menopause here https://www.tazeendhunna.com/tazeentv-blog/drghazala-aziz-scott

About Tazeen:

Tazeen is a virtual presence and impact coach as well as a transformational life coach. Her own healing journey with the Divine Feminine is something she is passionate to share with other women.

Price: for a household pass (any number of participants)

£55

Note:

• Please prepare a sacred space before hand (quiet space with a blanket and candle if you choose)

• Respect the circle boundaries to support creation of a safe, protected space

• Bring a journal and pen/paper

• Limited spaces (22 in total)