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Women’s Truth Circle

Coming together to share, listen, and heal

Every 3rd Sunday of the Month | 3pm – 5pm

The Women’s Truth Circle is a monthly gathering for women who wish to reconnect with honesty, empathy, and the healing power of being truly heard. 

Each month we come together in an atmosphere of warmth and acceptance to speak from the heart — or to simply listen — as we explore what’s real for us in this moment of our lives.

Here, there is no teaching or fixed topic. 

The conversation unfolds naturally from the voices present in the circle. 

Some come seeking clarity, some for connection, and some simply to sit among women and feel the strength of shared truth.

  • A caring, confidential space where every voice matters
  • Time to share your truth — or to rest quietly in listening
  • Gentle reflection, compassion, and collective healing
  • Tea, snacks, and the comfort of good company

Why We Gather 

Telling the truth — even quietly, even just once — has the power to lighten what we carry. 

When spoken into a circle of women who listen without judgment, truth becomes medicine. 

Each story, each silence, helps weave a field of healing that belongs to all of us.

Logistics 

  • When: Every 3rd Sunday of the month, 3pm – 5pm
  • Where: Moon Women’s Health, 63 Chetwynd Road, London NW5 1BX
  • Contribution: The circle is freely offered. A £5 donation is welcome to help provide teas and snacks.
  • Booking: Space is limited. If you reserve a place and find you cannot attend, please let us know so another woman may join.

Arrive as you are — bringing your truth, your curiosity, your voice.

Together, we remember that heartfelt words can move energy, reveal insight, and begin transformations not yet known.

Assiya Shalabayeva’s will hold this monthly space.

Coming up …
December 21, 20253.00pm£5.00 suggested donationBook
January 18, 20263.00pm£5.00 suggested donationBook
February 15, 20263.00pm£5.00 suggested donationBook
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