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  • About
  • Conditions
  • 1:1 Consultations
  • Menopause
  • Menstrual Education
  • Shamanic Womancraft
  • Internal Feng Shui
  • Women's Circles
  • Other Workshops
  • Resources
    • Harmonizing Yin and Yang
  • Contact

Addressing your health concerns
naturally,comprehensively &
effectively

Other Workshops

'Living in the Cycles' Workshop

What if the key to feeling well, energised and at ease was simply learning to live in rhythm with yourself?

This rich 4-hour workshop invites you to rediscover yourself through the wisdom of cyclical living - exploring daily rhythms, menstrual cycles, lunar phases, seasons and life chapters through the lenses of Shamanic Womancraft and Traditional Chinese Medicine.

It is ancient wisdom made utterly practical. And it is rich beyond words.

Open to all.

Future dates to be released. Want to organise a date for you and your friends? Email Tatiana to discuss.


'Oriental Nutritional Medicine' Workshop
Food is medicine. This workshop shows you exactly how to use it.

In this nourishing 4-hour workshop you'll discover how Oriental Medicine approaches food, drink and seasonal eating - and leave with practical tools to support yourself and your loved ones all year round.

You'll explore:
  • How the cycles of the seasons mirror our own wellbeing
  • Oriental Medicine's unique perspective on health through food and drink
  • Practical tips and recipes tailored to each season
  • The healing power of food as medicine - made simple and accessible for everyday life

Open to all.

Future dates to be released. Want to organise a date for you and your friends? Email Tatiana to discuss.

Ready to reclaim your health? Book a free discovery call with Tatiana
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