Shapeshifting: a woman’s passage through threads of becoming
What if you could become more involved in the shaping of your own life?
There are things about our lives we did not choose.
We are shaped by families, relationships, culture, expectations, belonging, experience and the many ways we have learned to move through the world.
And still, we are not finished.
Shapeshifting explores the ways we can become more active participants in our own becoming; recognising what has shaped us, noticing what no longer fits, and recovering ways of knowing, feeling and responding that may have become quieter along the way.
This free 22-page extract gives you a substantial passage from the book, moving through psychology, embodiment, feminism, archetype and lived experience before taking you into one of its original mythic stories: The Woman at the Cauldron.
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What’s inside the Extract?
🌀 Shapeshifting as a way of understanding change and becoming
🌀 How family, culture, relationships and belonging shape us
🌀 The seven feminine archetypes at the heart of the book
🌀 Emotions as embodied signals and sources of information
🌀 The Woman at the Cauldron and an introduction to the Witch
hollie wildethorn
hollie wildëthorn is a PACFA-registered clinical counsellor, psychotherapist and women’s mysteries guide whose work sits at the intersection of trauma healing, ecology and magick.
For more than two decades, she has supported people to reconnect with themselves through psychotherapy, women’s circles and gatherings, deep ecology and ancestral craft, ritual and ceremonial spaces, altered states and clinical practice.
She is the founder of the institute for self crafting, where her work explores the ways psychology, embodiment, ecology, myth and lived experience can help us understand how we have been shaped and become more involved in what we create from here.
What women say…
“Shapeshifting, the book, is the most beautiful invitation to go on a journey to remember all the parts of yourself. hollie's way of weaving together myth, archetypes, somatic experiencing and psychology, is powerful for me in ways I cannot explain. This book meets you where you are everytime you pick it up. It calls you home. It gathers you up in a warm embrace, while gently tugging at the loose threads in your life that you might have noticed, or might have been ignoring. This is deep work but through this book you never feel alone.”
~ Helaine
This is a way to dive deeper into the rhythm work that is also very psychologically. transformative. It’s unique in its centering of women's experience and bodies but moving it away from focusing solely on blood rites/birth.”
~ Julia