Rest and Reset

Woman as we enter the womb of the wintering, let yourself be held in the most exquisite space.

Reclaim those parts of yourself you've buried in order to survive.

The woman who lies underneath the tired.

This day is offered as a reclamation of the self.

We all need spaces as women just to be, to feel, to come home to ourselves.

What we will do

Held on Friday 13th November at the beautiful Vallis Farm,.

10:30 we’ll start promptly with an opening circle around the dining table, with tea and introductions.

11:00 we have the incredible Natalia holding a breathwork session for 90minutes

11:30 –12:00 Integration with crystal bowl sound bath

12:00 - 13:00 Vallis Farm is providing lunch from their seasonal vegetable soup, artisan bread, refreshments and a sweet treat throughout the day.

Daniella will also have her archetype teas available to drink and purchase.

1pm-2:30pm Daniella will hold a womb journey, using the shruiti, the sacred sounds of the womb and drum, inviting women to journey into their own womb garden, clearing and purifying the pelvic bowl either with a yoni steam for those who want to or with visualisation.

14:30 - 14:45 integration

15:00 - 17:00 optional additional bolt-on swim and sauna for those who want to have more time for integration

The power of coming together as women and holding an intention for healing, clearing and reclaiming is amplified when we connect as one, to our hearts, our wombs and our soul. Inviting the truth of who we really are to come home, to take up space - this is how we reclaim her.

When a woman lights up, she inspires another to shine. Its Time. Join us

Prices

Spaces are limited

• £97 concessions - (please note this doesn't cover the cost, so only choose this if really needed)

• £122

• £144 with 2 hour swim and sauna

What you'll need to bring

• Something to lie on; bring plenty to make a comfortable nest for yourself during the breathwork session.

• A sarong for those wanting to do the yoni steam, or a loose long skirt. Daniella has comfortable yoni steam thrones; Please bring a hand-sized towel to sit on during the steam, also a big blanket that you can wrap around you while steaming. Not essential, but it may be nice to bring your own bowl for the steam.

• Journal and pen

• Something for the altar

• About the facilitators

Daniella Carrozza

Daniella is the founder of La Luna Devi and a guide in feminine embodiment, cyclical living, and sacred mothering. Her work weaves together earth-based ritual, womb wisdom, and the remembrance of the Divine Feminine.

Daniella has held space for women for over 20 years as a herbalist, massage therapist and shamanic womb massage therapist. Holding women's circles for the past 10years, she is devoted to helping women reconnect with their inner authority and intuitive knowing, and to restoring the lost threads of feminine initiation—particularly through rites of passage.​

As a mother of four, Daniella brings a deeply lived understanding of the complexity, beauty, and responsibility of raising children in these times. Daniella has been holding circles for girls for the past 4 years and has been a multidisciplinary holistic practitioner for over 20 years. In La Luna Girls, she holds gentle, grounded, and sacred spaces for the next generation of girls to feel seen, protected, and connected—to themselves, to the earth, and to the lineage of women who came before them.

Natalia

Natalia Goodheart is a conscious connected breathwork coach and energy healer based in Frome, Somerset. Her work isn't about fixing or teaching. It's about creating a space where people can remember who they already are, and she sees herself as a witness to the shifts that unfold. Drawing on the felt sense, the nervous system and the body's own intelligence, her breathwork sessions invite you to slow down, soften and listen inward. She works people 1-2-1, in person and online, and in community group settings. For this retreat, Natalia will guide a breathwork session on coming back to the self: a chance to arrive in your body, let go of what you've been carrying, and meet yourself with gentleness.

Create a beautiful Christmas wreath under the guidance of Stem Floral, glass of prosecco (or non alcoholic alternative) included.

This year, join Stem Florals for an immersive wreath-making experience celebrating locally sourced natural materials and rich seasonal textures. We will use fresh, fragrant evergreens and special decorative materials to create a stunning festive display for your door. Of course, a beautiful ribbon and jingling bells are included for your final touch!

Guided by our experienced floral designers, you will be supported to create a wreath that feels entirely your own - no experience needed. We provide all materials and use sustainable floristry methods.

Please contact us at studio@stemflorals.com if you have any questions.

Morning Chorus Bird Walk with Rob Frith

Join us for a relaxed and informative morning at Vallis Farm, timed to coincide with the early bird activity without the pre-dawn start.

We’ll meet at 7:30am at the farmhouse entrance. After a hot drink to get us going, we’ll head out on a guided walk around the farm with ecologist and bird expert Rob Frith, exploring the land and listening to the morning chorus as it builds.

Rob will help us identify the birds we hear (and hopefully see), explain what’s happening ecologically at this time of year, and share insights into how the farm supports wildlife. With a bit of luck, we may also spot barn owls that regularly hunt over the fields.

After the walk, we’ll return to the farmhouse for a cooked breakfast made with locally sourced ingredients, including eggs from our rescue hens. We’ll eat together around the table, with time to ask Rob questions and chat more broadly about birds, farming, and the wider landscape.

The morning will wrap up at 10:30, leaving you well fed, well informed and hopefully feeling a little more connected to the land around you.

This is one of two Morning Chorus Bird Walks on Friday 23rd April and Friday 14th May.

Cost: £30 per person

A thoughtful, unhurried way to start the day, for anyone curious about birds, ecology, and the rhythms of a working farm.

And why not extend your experience by spending the night in one of our Shepherd’s Huts?

Learn all the essentials of market gardening in this intensive LANTRA accredited course running across six weekends from April - October 2027.

This course gives you the basis of an organic approach to growing food whilst looking at different approaches to market gardening. You will learn the importance of soil and plant health, how to manage pests and diseases without the use of chemicals, how to capture and store rainwater to irrigate your crops in a sustainable way and how to build to build a resilient business around your preferred type of growing, space and skill set. We will focus in on business planning and overall designs for you to take away and build on.

Unit titles are:

• Plant and soil health

• Different approaches to growing

• Irrigation and water management

• Pests and diseases

• Propagation

• Crop planning and harvesting

• Sources of revenue

• Business planning

• Designing your market garden

Dates are:

• Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th April

• Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th May

• Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th June

• Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th July

• Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th September

• Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th October

Pricing: Prices are based on the cost of teaching, resources, marking your final assessment and accredited certificates.

Thanks to funding via our CIC - Vallis Farm Education Centre we are able to offer some reduced price spaces for those on a low wage. We can offer payment plans if you are unable to pay the full amount in one go. Email: claire@vallisfarm.co.uk for details of how to do this. We also have limited fully funded bursary spaces available.

For guidance on which price bracket you’re in and whether you qualify for a bursary application click here. If you’ve read through this and would like to apply for a bursary space click here to find out how to do this.

If you’ve read through the guidance and would like to pay now and reserve your space then click the appropriate button below. Otherwise get in touch with Claire to organise a payment plan or make a bursary application.

Morning Chorus Bird Walk with Rob Frith

Join us for a relaxed and informative morning at Vallis Farm, timed to coincide with the early bird activity without the pre-dawn start.

We’ll meet at 7:30am at the farmhouse entrance. After a hot drink to get us going, we’ll head out on a guided walk around the farm with ecologist and bird expert Rob Frith, exploring the land and listening to the morning chorus as it builds.

Rob will help us identify the birds we hear (and hopefully see), explain what’s happening ecologically at this time of year, and share insights into how the farm supports wildlife. With a bit of luck, we may also spot barn owls that regularly hunt over the fields.

After the walk, we’ll return to the farmhouse for a cooked breakfast made with locally sourced ingredients, including eggs from our rescue hens. We’ll eat together around the table, with time to ask Rob questions and chat more broadly about birds, farming, and the wider landscape.

The morning will wrap up at 10:30, leaving you well fed, well informed and hopefully feeling a little more connected to the land around you.

This is one of two Morning Chorus Bird Walks on Friday 23rd April and Friday 14th May.

Cost: £30 per person

A thoughtful, unhurried way to start the day, for anyone curious about birds, ecology, and the rhythms of a working farm.

And why not extend your experience by spending the night in one of our Shepherd’s Huts?