Self-Care Circles

Where Conscious Care Becomes
Community Practice

Self-Care Circles are the heart of our community practice at The Center for Conscious Care. These intimate, energy-aware gatherings offer a space to slow down, reconnect, and remember what matters. Rooted in presence, reciprocity, and shared intention, each circle is a living field — an opportunity to practice conscious care not just for yourself, but with and alongside others.

In a world that often values speed and self-sacrifice, Self-Care Circles invite a new way of being:

  • Where rest is respected

  • Presence is power

  • And care is the common currency

Whether you're holding space, being witnessed, or participating in a shared ritual, each circle strengthens your capacity for energetic stewardship — and helps weave a more consciously caring world.

What Happens in a Circle?

Every Self-Care Circle is unique, but you can expect:

  • Grounding practices (breathwork, meditation, or gentle movement)

  • Guided reflection or intention-setting

  • Energetic or somatic tools (e.g., Reiki, visualization, group coherence techniques)

  • Opportunities for sharing, listening, and witnessing

  • Rituals tied to seasons, moon cycles, or soul themes

Some circles are open to all; others are oriented around specific intentions or community identities.

Our Current Circles Include:

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  • Reiki Shares – Practice and receive Reiki in a collective setting

  • Women’s Circle – A sacred container for feminine presence and power

  • Power of 8 Group Healing – Focused small-group healing through intention

  • Intentional Meditation Circles – Collective stillness and frequency-holding

  • Moon Rituals – Tending the inner tides in rhythm with lunar wisdom

Who Are These For?

You are welcome here.
Our circles are for anyone called to deepen their self-care journey, explore energetic connection, and be part of a community rooted in presence and shared growth.

No prior experience with energy work is required — just a willingness to show up authentically.