Host
Train to co-lead or start a circle.
Wildheart grows by adding circles, not by making any one circle bigger. A trained host, a shared rhythm and the same twelve modules make every circle feel like one.
For leaders
Start or adapt a circle
- 01
Start new
For a member ready to host where no circle exists. You complete host training, open a circle and run the current module.
- 02
Adopt
For a woman with an existing women's group. You bring the group in as a circle and take on the rhythm and the year.
- 03
Borrow
For a leader who wants the tools only. You use the open five-beat rhythm. The twelve modules stay inside the Space.
What a host receives
- The five-beat rhythm and a run sheet for a 90-minute Circle Night.
- The twelve modules, each with two meeting plans and a host note.
- The agreements, the consent and safety guidance and the referral route.
- A circle of your own in the Space, with events, members and a calendar.
- Host training, with trauma-informed facilitation.
- A seat in the hosts' own circle, for support and supervision.
What a circle agrees to
- Run the five-beat rhythm and keep the agreements.
- Have every member complete the Foundation.
- Follow the current module, so all circles are in the same sign at the same time.
- Take part in the festivals, the moons and the retreat.
Growth rule
At twelve women, a circle seeds a second circle.
A trained host takes the new one. Ask about host training at any Circle Night.