With Domestic Violence Awareness Month just around the corner, the "Feminine Fire" workshop is inviting all women who are seeking to reclaim their strength, reconnect with their bodies, and ignite their inner power through dance, movement, and spiritual connection.
The workshop, hosted by the Burdekin Neighbourhood Centre, will offer two dates for attendees: Thursday, 15th May, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm, and Sunday 25th May, from 10am to 12pm.
Workshop creator and presenter Foxie Eleoyze says it’s a place where women can feel recognised and acknowledged.
“What they get out of the workshop is a place to connect with other women—a place where they can have a voice, be heard and be seen, and a place where they can express themselves through their bodies,” she says.
She says the workshop is catered toward helping women to discover themselves.
“Quite often, as women, we get caught up in the day-to-day life of being a mother, being a wife, being a career woman, and we haven’t given ourselves the space to just be us, and to find what really makes our hearts sing,” she says.
The workshop draws on techniques Eleoyze has refined over years of leading similar retreats, programs, and sessions.
“We start in a circle and we move our bodies, put some music on, and then I show them how to move their body, essentially,” she says. “It’s about unlocking your body to its wisdom and to how it wants to move and how it wants to release.”
“Our body locks up a lot of our emotions, and so moving our bodies, especially in a sensual way, is just very empowering.”
This will be the first “Feminine Fire” workshop presented in the Burdekin by Eleoyze, who also holds experience as an Intuitive Facilitator, Results Coach, NLP Trainer, and Energy Healer.
No dance experience is needed, and participants are urged to bring a drink bottle and to wear something comfortable to move in. Bookings are necessary, and can be made by contacting the Burdekin Neighbourhood Centre at 07 4783 4243.
What: "Feminine Fire" workshop
When: Thursday, 15th May, from 6:30pm to 8:30pm, and Sunday 25th May, from 10am to 12pm.
Where: Burdekin Neighbourhood Centre
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