About the Founder

Hi, my name is Caro, Photographer, Embodiment Coach, Womb Healer and Cyclical Health Mentor.

For most of my life I felt incredibly disconnected from my Body and Self. I have always been a very feminine being, and from a very young age embodied the Yin qualities that you’d naturally associate with the Feminine Energy. I was highly intuitive, empathic, sensual, creative and deeply in touch with my emotional landscape. Growing up in the Western world, these qualities were often considered less than convenient. We are taught that softness equals weakness, and the more we push ourselves, the better. As a result of trying to fit in, I spent the majority of my life going against my deeply feeling nature. I cut ties with my body in order not to feel everything so very deeply, and by doing so lost touch with myself entirely.

By 2017 my physical body had healed, but I still felt as if something vital was missing. I still felt incredibly disconnected from my inner landscape. My aliveness and passion. My sensuality and creativity. After being cut off from my emotions for so long, it felt like I had no idea who I was anymore. Something needed to change. I put aside my Master’s in Psychology books and, in the middle of my exams, booked a ticket to Indonesia. No plan, no expectations, but to let myself be guided by the intuitive wisdom I had been numbing for years. I was determined to taste the sweetness of life again. To trade my perfectionistic tendencies for genuine connection and vulnerability. To speak gently to myself; and allow the doors of my heart to flood open once again.

It was there, at the other side of the world, in my first women circle, that everything changed for me. Surrounded by so many beautiful, strong women, I found a long lost part of myself that had left a vacancy inside of me for years. I remembered how the qualities I had been running from my whole life were the very essence of who I was, and felt my whole body soften. I listened to stories similar to my own, cried and laughed through each and every single one of them only to conclude what felt like something I already knew. Vulnerability is a door, and there is a whole new world on the other side.