Reconnect, Grow and Heal

Reconnect, Grow and Heal

Grim's Dyke Hotel And RestaurantLondon, England
Friday, Jul 3, 2026 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm GMT+1
Overview

Nature-led summer evening workshop for women in midlife, offering space to pause, reflect, and reconnect during times of change.

Reconnect, Growth, and Heal is a two-hour, nature-based evening workshop created for women in midlife who sense that something is shifting and want space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with themselves.

Midlife often brings change that is difficult to name. The body may feel different. Priorities may be shifting. There can be a sense of holding a great deal together while having little space to stop and listen to what is happening within.

This workshop offers that pause.

Held at the end of the working week, Reconnect, Growth, and Heal invites you to step out of constant doing and into a calm, supportive environment where presence, reflection, and nature guide the experience.

Through gentle walking, simple grounding practices, guided reflection, and shared conversation, you will be invited to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and explore what this stage of life may be asking of you.

This is not about fixing yourself or finding quick answers.
It is about creating space to listen, notice, and reconnect.


What the evening includes

  • A gentle, guided nature walk
  • Simple grounding and breathing practices
  • Reflective prompts exploring reconnection, growth, and healing
  • Open, facilitated group discussion
  • Light refreshments

The evening is carefully structured to feel spacious and supportive, while making the most of the time together.


Who this workshop is for

This workshop is for women in midlife who:

  • feel the need to pause and recalibrate
  • are navigating change or transition
  • value nature-led, reflective spaces
  • want a calm, supportive environment to reconnect with themselves

No prior experience is needed. Just a willingness to slow down and listen.

Nature-led summer evening workshop for women in midlife, offering space to pause, reflect, and reconnect during times of change.

Reconnect, Growth, and Heal is a two-hour, nature-based evening workshop created for women in midlife who sense that something is shifting and want space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with themselves.

Midlife often brings change that is difficult to name. The body may feel different. Priorities may be shifting. There can be a sense of holding a great deal together while having little space to stop and listen to what is happening within.

This workshop offers that pause.

Held at the end of the working week, Reconnect, Growth, and Heal invites you to step out of constant doing and into a calm, supportive environment where presence, reflection, and nature guide the experience.

Through gentle walking, simple grounding practices, guided reflection, and shared conversation, you will be invited to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and explore what this stage of life may be asking of you.

This is not about fixing yourself or finding quick answers.
It is about creating space to listen, notice, and reconnect.


What the evening includes

  • A gentle, guided nature walk
  • Simple grounding and breathing practices
  • Reflective prompts exploring reconnection, growth, and healing
  • Open, facilitated group discussion
  • Light refreshments

The evening is carefully structured to feel spacious and supportive, while making the most of the time together.


Who this workshop is for

This workshop is for women in midlife who:

  • feel the need to pause and recalibrate
  • are navigating change or transition
  • value nature-led, reflective spaces
  • want a calm, supportive environment to reconnect with themselves

No prior experience is needed. Just a willingness to slow down and listen.

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Highlights

  • 2 hours
  • In person

Location

Grim's Dyke Hotel And Restaurant

Greater

London HA3 6SH

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Myriam Ferreira
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