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Welcome to The Womb Room. Centre for women's holistic health. You can also hire this space.

04/09/2025

Did you know that we now have a massage therapist working out of The Womb Room each weekend! Book in early to avoid disappointment.

28/07/2025

Another day, another exciting offering at The Womb Room. This time I would like to introduce Jess aka and Jasmine aka .q***r.pottery

They will be running a Clay and Cacao retreat day. A beautiful day of healing and self care for the q***r community and their allies 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

To book please contact Jess or Jasmine directly.

27/07/2025

I am really excited to announce that from the 1st August The Womb Room will have its very own inhouse masseuse, James from Silverfox Massage & Bodywork. To book in your massage head over to his website www.silverfoxbodywork.co.uk for all new clients James is offering a 20% discount off your first treatment use WELCOME20 at the point of booking.

22/07/2025

With the start of the summer holidays here, do you need to get rid of some of that pent up stress? If so this could be just what you need. The incredible Chrysalis Rebirth are bringing the ultimate release and reclaim day back to The Womb Room. Only a couple of spaces left.

To book please contact
chrysalisrebirth@gmail.com

18/07/2025

Really excited to announce that wonderful ladies at Tetra Wellbeing are being a beautiful retreat to the womb room in September. More details will follow very soon 🫶

17/06/2025

Life making you say F**K THIS S**T?!

You don’t need to stay silent. You don’t need to stay stuck.
Your anger is sacred.
F**k other people's s**t and reclaim your energy ✨

Join the movement. 🖤
July Sunday 13thwomb.room.westbury

**kThisSh*t

11/06/2025

I run women's circles in Westbury every other Monday 7-8.30pm. There are a couple of spaces left in one of my circles. This circle is a closed circle that follows the wheel of the year and the season changes. I will be closing enrollment for this circle at the end of June. If you are interested please get in touch.

Exchange £12 per circle

Email thewombroomwestbury@gmail.com

29/04/2025

“Through hundreds of years, [the first days of May were] celebrated by the ancient Celts [specifically Gaels] as the feast of Beltane [Béaltine in Gaeilge], the renewal of earth's reproductive energy in springtime. Revelers danced around trees that represented the ph***ic energy of the season, and everywhere lovers enjoyed and participated in the earth's renewal. (See note below)

With the coming of Christianity, the old festival was discouraged, especially in light of its highly sexual content. In its place, the church offered a chaste processional to honor the virgin mother of god, with girls singing songs like that below. But the ancient symbolism held fast, though hidden: the virgin was crowned with wreaths of flowers, the sexual organs of plants. Thus, even when the outer meaning changed, the inner meaning of the season remained a celebration of nature's fertility and fecundity.”

O Mary we crown thee with blossoms today, Queen of the angels, Queen of the May.
O Mary we crown thee with blossoms today, Queen of the angels, Queen of the May.
(Catholic song to the Virgin on May Day)

~ Patricia Monaghan, The Goddess Companion, May 1st (adapted by Rebekah Myers)

Art: Phoebe Wahl
Phoebe Wahl

Note: Nordic, Germanic and Slavic people had their version of this festival as well, and the maypole with its accompanying dance is Germanic in origin. Trees were held sacred in many different cultures, and dances around trees were a part of fertility festivals in many parts of the ancient world.

A celebratory mood prevails during this entire month of “Bealtaine,” the Gaeilge word for the month of May. The *true* festival day, called “Béaltine” in Gaeilge, falls on the midpoint between the vernal equinox and the summer solstice, which is the 5th day of the month. Think of May 1st as an opening door to the true festival and month.
~ Rebekah Myers
Sacred Sisters Full Moon Circle

15/04/2025

''Isn’t it odd that once upon a time in Europe a woman could be killed for making potions from the plants around her.

Isn’t it insane that once upon a time wise women were burnt or drowned for helping birth babies, knowing their herbs, gathering in groups of more than two, being outside alone, being strong, being beautiful, being ugly, being different, being sexual, being non sexual or touching a nettle, smelling a rose or drinking wild teas.

Isn’t it madness that a woman who knew her body, her mind and her heart was cast aside as evil, as a sinner and her life taken away.

Women!

Do not let the ancestral memory of this that is held in your make up, in your bones and blood hold you back.

Rise dear sweet sisters, rise so that our daughters and daughters daughters don’t have to wonder when we lost our tongues and denied our hearts.

Grow a new tongue, invite the wolf in, awaken the witch and dance under the moon.
Embrace your heart, your womb, your gut and your wisdom.

Roar dear sister, break the silence and take back your power so the young ones won’t have to.''

~ Brigit Anna McNeill

Painting by Jakki Moore

Address

Westbury Wildlife Park, Trym Road
Bristol
BS9 3ET

Website

https://thewombroombristol.uk/

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