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What to expect

Witch Wound Circle is a gentle, peer-led space for reflection, conversation, and connection. Each 90-minute circle may begin with a grounding prompt or theme, followed by open sharing and discussion around topics like intuition, shame, self-trust, religious conditioning, people-pleasing, boundaries, anger, creativity, spirituality, and reclaiming parts of yourself you may have learned to hide. You are never required to share. You can speak, listen, reflect quietly, or simply be present. There is no pressure to have the “right” beliefs or identify as a witch. Come as you are. Listening counts. There’s room for you here.

Who this room is for

Witch Wound Circle is for women who are exploring what it means to reclaim their voice, intuition, spirituality, creativity, anger, boundaries, and self-trust after being taught to make themselves smaller. You may feel at home here if you've struggled with religious conditioning, people-pleasing, fear of judgment, feeling "too much," disconnecting from your inner knowing, or questioning inherited beliefs. You do not need to identify as a witch or have any particular spiritual practice. Come curious. Come uncertain. Come exactly as you are.

What this room is not

Witch Wound Circle is for women who are exploring what it means to reclaim their voice, intuition, spirituality, creativity, anger, boundaries, and self-trust after being taught to make themselves smaller. You do not need to identify as a witch. This space is for anyone who resonates with the experience of fearing judgment, feeling “too much,” disconnecting from their inner knowing, questioning inherited beliefs, or wanting to become more fully themselves. Come curious. Come uncertain. Come exactly as you are.

Your facilitator

nico paradis

Nico is a social worker, community builder, and longtime facilitator with a master’s degree in psychology. She brings years of experience creating welcoming, connection-centered spaces and believes deeply in the power of being witnessed by people who understand. Her circles are warm, grounded, peer-led spaces where you can speak, listen, and simply show up as you are

Community agreements

  • Confidentiality

    What is shared in a Room Circle stays in the Room Circle. Names, stories, and details are not to be repeated outside the space.

  • No recording

    Room Circles are not recorded. Recording, screenshotting, or capturing any part of a circle is not permitted.

  • Respectful listening

    We listen to understand, not to respond. We give each person the space to speak without interruption.

  • No diagnosing

    We do not diagnose one another. We do not offer clinical interpretations of each other's experiences.

  • No unsolicited clinical advice

    We share from our own lived experience rather than prescribing solutions. If advice is wanted, it will be asked for.

  • No harassment, hate speech, or discrimination

    Room Circles welcomes people of every identity, background, body, and belief. Harm of any kind is not tolerated.

  • No pressure to share

    You never have to speak. Listening counts as participating. Silence is welcome.

  • Speak from personal experience

    We use 'I' statements and speak from our own lives, not on behalf of others or a group.

  • Respect different identities and experiences

    We honor that every person's path is their own. We hold space for difference without debate.

  • Facilitators may remove participants who make the room unsafe

    Facilitators are entrusted with the well-being of the room and may ask someone to leave if the space becomes unsafe.

  • Zoom links may not be shared

    Meeting links are sent only to registered participants and may not be forwarded or shared with anyone else.

Room Circles provides peer-led community support and does not provide psychotherapy, medical treatment, diagnosis, crisis intervention, or emergency services. It is not a replacement for licensed mental health care.

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You don't have to carry it alone.

A note on what Room Circles is and isn't: Room Circles provides peer-led community support and does not provide psychotherapy, medical treatment, diagnosis, crisis intervention, or emergency services. Room Circles is not a replacement for licensed mental health care. If you are in crisis, please contact local emergency services or a crisis line.

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