CAIM Women’s Yoga Circle ~ Dja Dja Wurrung Country

Name: CAIM Women’s Yoga Circle ~ Dja Dja Wurrung Country
Start: 2025-11-23T10:00:00+11:00
End: 2026-06-14T10:00:00+11:00
Location: Muckleford Community Centre

About

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Join me for Circle on Sunday November 23rd • 10am til 12pm • with Intro Pricing @ $45pp
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2026 DATES: Jan 18th • Feb 22nd • Mar 15th • Apr 12th • May 17th • Jun 14th

CAIM Women’s Yoga Circle • Hosted by Tori Styles • Djaara Land
Held at the beautiful Muckleford Community Centre, nestled amongst paddocks, trees and an open sky.

Caim [Gaelic, pronounced ky•em] ~ sanctuary; a protective circle drawn around the body.

A safe, welcoming circle of like-minded women.
A space that gives voice to your inner world.
A ritual that values the vital work of community healing, through movement, story-telling and connection without agenda.

~ WHAT TO EXPECT ~
Guided community connection • Gentle Yoga • Meditation & pranayama • Co-regulation • Shared wisdom • Themed discussion • Discounts on other Yoga offerings • Lovingly crafted snacks & tea

~ WHO’S WELCOME ~
Absolutely any woman of any age*, life phase, religion, orientation or background. Our community is brought to life by diversity. This is for women who value (or want to explore) feeling part of a greater whole; held, seen and heard.

~ HOW MUCH? ~
2026 Closed Circle • 6 monthly sessions • $300 (payment plan available if needed)
Open Circle (Casual) • Limited places • $60

~ THE WHY ~
In a Western culture that has long disregarded the importance of ritual and vulnerability, we crave an alternative to the individualistic, hushed work of modern self-healing. Our biology craves connection, and thrives in ritual.
The history of women’s circles can be traced back to the “red tent” traditions of the ancient Middle East & Mediterranean cultures; to the pagan cultures whose women gathered in ceremony and ritual to worship their goddesses; to Africa, where women still gather as an integral part of everyday life to impart cultural and spiritual knowledge; and of course to the First Nations people of Australia, to whom “women’s business” continues to be a means of connecting to culture and sacred knowledge.
The women Yogis were gifted story-tellers and charged with passing on the wisdom and importance of Yoga’s philosophy and practices.
This is not to be trivialised. This is our rebellion against polarisation & disconnection. This is how we Remember.

We need community healing, in a safe container, where voices are heard without interjection. Where open-hearted and compassionate women gather together to move, to share, and to honour the perspective of living as a woman in the world we’re faced with.

~ ABOUT ME ~
I’m a local mother, Yoga teacher, writer & facilitator. I’ve both attended and hosted circles, and have found them deeply moving and inspiring — particularly at times of my life where I needed clarity and sisterhood (sometimes without realising it)
It feels to me that our world needs clarity and sisterhood more than ever; from the inner world, to the outer world in which we live. We need healthy ways of integrating ritual into our lives, the way indigenous cultures have always done. In additional, Yoga is a holistic practice of intentional living, rich with devotion and reverence.
I named this offering Caim, as I have Irish ancestry that I try to honour and connect to any way I can. My Celtic ancestors used circle to worship, to honour, and to listen deeply. Whilst many of Western peoples have lost our indigenous connections, I feel very strongly that it is possible (and necessary) to Remember our lineages and the old ways. The importance of decolonising and re-indigenising sits very close to my heart, and I commit the ongoing work towards allyship.

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Terms & Conditions at the bottom of this page.

* NOTE: Not suitable for children and/or young girls. Babies in arms are welcomed as VIPs! Please contact me to let me know in advance.

**BIPOC discount - use code BIPOC at checkout**