The Connected Mother circle series

We are not made to mother alone.

It’s time to reconnect.

Rediscover the power of motherhood in community

A three-part series for mothers to connect with themselves and each other. It’s your space to be present, heard, held and to belong.

Dates for 2025 series TBC, please register your interest below to be kept up to date.

Why connect in a mother’s circle?

Because you’re not alone

So often, modern mothering feels isolating and lonely.

You’ve left your old self behind, but not quite found your new self yet.

You want to find like-minded women to share the gritty, real and raw moments of motherhood with.

You want to laugh, listen, speak and be heard.

You want connection and community.

Is this circle for me?

This circle series is for mothers of all stages who want to connect and be part of a community.

This is for you if you are ready to share and listen to stories of women.

This is for you if you are ready to step beyond the small talk and find connection with other mothers who get it.

This is for you if you are ready to get to know yourself better and to make some great friendships along the way.

This is what happens when we come together in circle – and I want this for you too!

I’ve been where you are now. Like you, I craved connection in my early days of motherhood. And despite my best efforts, I didn’t find it at library sing-a-longs, community playgroups or mums and bubs exercise classes. 

As my children grew, so did the amount of familiar faces at drop off and pick up, swimming lessons and birthday parties. All friendly and fine - but not what I longed for - the real stuff.

It wasn’t until I slowed down and grounded in myself, that I could identify and nurture the connections that I needed to feel truly connected to a community.

To find the women who could go beyond the small talk and be honest about the hard parts of mothering.

The ones who could be in the mess and chaos and challenge with me, alongside those sweeter moments and endless snack requests.

The ones who didn’t care if we laughed or cried as we drank our luke-warm coffees.

The women who could share their stories, and listen to mine.

Kate Mungoven

Mother of two

Drinker of unintentionally cold coffee.

Maker of snacks.

Lover of all things TMI.

What happens in a mother’s circle?

Each circle is unique and responsive to the women present, energy and comfort levels of the day.

When guiding you through a circle, I follow a three part flow which may include some of the following:

Part 1: Welcoming. Gently inviting yourself to be present and open to the experience. Engaging in grounding words or practice (lighting a candle, choosing a word or picture card, a natural object).

Part 2: Guided activity. This can take many forms, and encourages you to engage with self reflection and connection. This may be in the form of a guided meditation, movement or breathwork, handwork/creating something with our hands (all art supplies provided). 

Part 3: Sharing circle. A key feature of any circle is giving space and time to share, from your comfort level, about a provided focus topic or question which resonates with you most. This sharing is not a normal conversation; but an open space and time in which you are listened to without interruption or any expectations. 

Choose how much you’d like to share

You are welcome to share from the heart, as much or as little as feels right for you. 

Details

Dates: Fortnightly Sundays; dates for 2025 TBC (please join the waitlist for more info)

Time: 2.30pm-4.30pm

Location: Canberra Therapy Space; 14 Napier Close, Deakin, ACT.

Investment: $180 total

(Credit card surcharge applicable or direct deposit option available at booking)

Your investment in community and self-care matters

Please don’t let financial constraints stop you from joining us. Reach out via email for a payment plan option or sponsored spot.


Want to help another mother attend? You can add a donation at check out to sponsor a spot (or partial spot).

A special note

While deeply therapeutic, this circle is not a replacement for professional counselling. Rest assured, our space is safe, boundaried, and welcoming.

FAQs

You deserve to experience the freedom of being your full self in a community where you belong.