Come as you are and step into a space created just for women. It’s a place where you’ll feel safe, supported, and seen—a space to share, connect, and just be as you navigate all the seasons of life.
Free from judgment, pressure, or noise, these circles are a space to simply be. A place to reconnect with yourself, connect with others, and feel in tune with the natural rhythms of life.
What are women’s circles?
Women have been gathering in circles since the beginning of time, to share stories, gather knowledge, recharge and support one another. Circle gatherings offer a supportive space for women to come together, allowing an opportunity for the celebration of sacred rites-of-passage, to share in collective wisdom, and to join in peace and joy as sisters.
In circle, women can show up as they are, dropping the masks at the door and just simply be who they are at their core. There are no expectations to do or be any particular way – it’s a judgement free zone, a space where you can drop into your body and really nourish your heart and soul.
Through intentional themes aligned with the cycles of nature and the inner rhythms of the menstrual cycle, each gathering invites you to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with your essence. Together, we create a space of deep connection, healing, and nourishment for the soul.
+ 8 Transformative Sessions Across the Year +
Join us for eight sacred women’s circles in 2025, each honouring a pivotal moment in the cycle of the year.
In these circles, we will explore themes of personal growth, connection, self-reflection, inner peace, and nurturing the feminine spirit, with practices such as guided meditations, journaling, and creative activities.
Each circle includes…
+ Welcome and opening of the circle
+ Outline of circle agreements and housekeeping for safety
+ Sharing about the theme and how this relates to our womanhood cycle
+ Group introductions and intentions for circle
+ Guided meditation or drum journey (these will alternate)
+ Journal prompts to align with the circle theme
+ Activity for connection as a sisterhood/grounding into our body
+ Craft activity and feasting
+ Closing of the circle
How do I know if women’s circles are my thing?
+ Are you craving community and connection with like-minded women?
+ Do you want a place where you can share stories, wisdom and learn from fellow sisters?
+ Are you feeling called to infuse more mindfulness and intention into your self care practices?
+ Do you want to be less in your head, and more in your body?
+ Is your mind, body and soul asking to be seen, heard and held by your sisterhood?
+ Do you want to nurture your inner child by adding more creativity into your everyday life?
If answered YES to any of the above, then women’s circles are for you sister!
Women’s Circle Dates
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Lammas Women's Circle
Sunday 2 February
Lammas is the first harvest festival, representing the culmination of the summer season and the celebration of a bountiful harvest. As we move into the time of harvesting, it marks the first doorway back into the dark half of the year. It is the moment when all the energy of the year ripens into the fruits and nuts on the trees, inviting us to celebrate and express our gratitude for all that the Earth provides.
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Mabon Women's Circle
Sunday 23 March
Mabon is the celebration of the Autumn Equinox, honouring the balance of light and dark as the day and night become equal. It marks the second harvest, a time of gratitude and reflection in preparation for the darker months. Mabon encourages us to give thanks for our blessings and gather our inner and outer resources for the cooler months and year ahead. It is also a time for cleansing, letting go, and sharing with loved ones.
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Samhain Women's Circle
Sunday 4 May
Samhain marks the end of the harvest season as the days begin to cool. It is a time when the veil between the worlds of the living and the dead is believed to be at its thinnest, making it a powerful moment to honour ancestors and connect with the spirit realm. It is a festival of endings and beginnings, encouraging introspection and the release of what no longer serves us as we prepare for the darker, quieter months ahead.
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Yule Women's Circle
Sunday 22 June
Yule is the celebration of the Winter Solstice, the longest night of the year and a turning point where the light begins to return. It is a time to honour the rebirth of the sun and the promise of longer, brighter days ahead. This sacred time invites us to rest, reflect, and celebrate the slow rekindling of energy as the seasons shift, prioritising self-care, inner peace, and spiritual growth.
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Imbolic Women's Circle
Sunday 3 August
Imbolic marks the midway point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox. It is a festival of renewal, fertility, and the first stirrings of Spring as the earth begins to awaken from its Winter rest. Imbolic is a time for honouring creativity, cleansing, and setting intentions for the second half of the year. It encourages us to nurture new beginnings and trust in the quiet growth happening beneath the surface.
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Ostara Women's Circle
Sunday 21 September
Ostara, celebrated on the Spring Equinox, is a time of balance, renewal, and growth as day and night become equal. Festivities honour the awakening of the earth, the return of fertility in nature, and the blossoming of new life. It is a moment to embrace creativity, set intentions, and align with the natural cycles of light, life, and abundance.
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Beltane Women's Circle
Sunday 9 November
Beltane is a vibrant festival of fire, fertility, and passion. It marks the height of Spring and the approach of Summer, celebrating life, love, and the union of opposites. Traditionally, it is a time to honour the sacred connection between Father Sky and Mother Earth, masculine and feminine, and the fertility of the land. Beltane invites us to celebrate creativity, sensuality, and the joy of life, embracing the energies of vitality and abundance.
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Litha Women's Circle
Sunday 21 December
Litha is the celebration of the Summer Solstice, marking the longest day and the shortest night of the year. It’s a time to honour the sun at its peak, celebrating abundance, vitality, and the fullness of life. It’s a time to embrace the vibrant energy of summer, express gratitude for earth’s gifts, and reflect on the personal growth and achievements as the year comes to a close and the days begin to shorten once more.
Meet Emma Morris…
Emma, Maia Mothers Owner + Director, has carefully curated these circles, born from her own yearning for connection—a deep longing to sit with other women, to be held, seen, and nourished through the power of shared experience. This vision grew within her, waiting for the right time to take shape. When she met Rox at the end of last year, it felt like divine timing, and everything naturally fell into place.
Together, Rox and Emma have created these gatherings as a sacred space for women to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with themselves and each other. Emma hopes these circles become a source of comfort, strength, and inspiration, just as they have been for her.
Meet Roxanne May…
Rox has dedicated over a decade to supporting women as a midwife, doula, and now as a passionate birthkeeper and bodyworker. Her work spans preconception to postpartum and beyond, honouring the wisdom of women’s bodies and the womb—the sacred gateway of life.
She is devoted to creating spaces where women feel held, seen, and nurtured, whether through soulful postpartum care, transformative bodywork, or sacred women’s circles. Each of Rox’s offerings is guided by a deep reverence for the cycles of womanhood, nurturing both body and soul while empowering women to embrace their divine feminine power.
You can connect with & read about Rox’s other offerings here.
Your three booking options…
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ALL IN PASS
Go all in and invest in yourself with the All In Pass. This option gives you access to all 8 women’s circles across the year at our lowest price of $480 (just $60 per session).
By committing to the full series, you create space for continuous growth, connection, and reflection, while nurturing your personal journey. A flexible payment plan is available to support you on this transformative path.
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FLEXI PASS
The Flexi Pass offers you the flexibility to book and attend your first women’s circle, then decide if you'd like to continue attending the rest throughout the year for a discounted rate of $65 per circle.
To access this option, simply book a casual session for your first circle, then get in touch with us to set up your Flexi Pass. The cost is $65 per circle, and you can choose how many circles you'd like to book in advance (minimum of 3 circles is required).
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CASUAL PASS
For those who prefer flexibility, the Casual Pass allows you to book each circle individually, without any long-term commitment. At the highest price point, this option gives you the freedom to attend any circle that suits your schedule, offering a pay-as-you-go approach. The investment is $70 per circle.
While it’s perfect for those who want to dip in and out, the cost per session is higher, so we encourage you to consider the Flexi Pass or All In Pass for better value if you plan to attend multiple circles.
All the finer details…
+ The Women’s Circles will be held on Sundays from 3-6pm
+ Organic/seasonal food and tea provided
These events are being held at Boutique Pilates Method Brisbane:
Colwill Place, Level 1, 180 Albion Rd, Windsor QLD 4030
Join us for Maia Mothers Women's Circles – give yourself the gift of space, connection, nourishment, and community.
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Yes, when you purchase your ticket, you will be prompted to fill in our pre-event form, which asks for any dietary requirements. We will cater for your needs and ensure suitable options are provided.
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No, this event is open to all women. In fact, we believe that attending a circle is even more beneficial when there is a diverse group of women present. Sharing experiences, perspectives, and support across different life stages enriches the experience for everyone involved.
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Yes, you’re welcome to come alone! We understand that attending alone can feel daunting, but this is a safe and supportive space. You will be surrounded by like-minded women who are also seeking connection and community. Many attendees come alone, and it often leads to meaningful conversations and friendships. We encourage you to embrace the experience of stepping into this nurturing environment where everyone is valued and respected.
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Casual and comfortable clothing. Avoid anything restrictive.
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Yes, please bring a wrap or blanket as well as a cushion or pillow.