Frequently Asked Questions
What type of gatherings do you offer?
Wild Women Hawai'i provides a variety of safe spaces for women’s well-being, sensory immersion, and authentic connection. You can find our current offerings, read more about us, and learn more about our purpose through the following links:
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Can I come alone?
Yes. Most of our guests arrive solo. Wild Women Hawai'i offerings are intentionally designed as a shared sanctuary, a space where you can focus on your own sensory experience while being held within the safety of a small group. Whether you come with a friend or on your own, the environment supports your individual journey.
Can I offer my practice or teachings at a Wild Women Hawai'i gathering or event?
Offerings are gently guided spaces, led by Michelle and occasionally supported by trusted, prearranged local partners when noted.
While we deeply honor the wisdom every woman carries, these spaces are designed as a time for you to receive rather than to provide. To protect the focus and sensory rhythm, these are not spaces for networking or offering personal modalities. We invite you to leave your professional hat at the door and enter fully into your own autonomous space and process.
Can I bring a child or teenager if she is mature for her age?
Wild Women Hawai'i offerings are open to women 21 and over. This requirement is in place out of respect for the collective nervous system and the specific sensory focus of the immersion. To preserve the integrity of the experience for all attendees, we are unable to offer exceptions at this time.
What ages are welcome?
We deeply value the richness of a multigenerational circle. While the majority of women who join our offerings are between 35 and 55, we welcome a diverse mix of ages from 21 to our cherished elders. Every stage of womanhood adds a vital layer to the experience.
I’m not sure how I feel about being in a group.
We understand that stepping into a group space can feel vulnerable. Our gatherings are designed with a "low-pressure" rhythm. There is no forced sharing, no networking, and no performance. You can be in the presence of others while remaining deeply in your own sovereignty.