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Shamanic Medicine Women | Based in Scotland
Psychospiritual Retreats for Transformational Healing
Kambô Ceremonies - IAKP Certified
Sound Baths & Women's Circles
Expansive Experiences to Enhance Your Well-Being

Minimising our own story is something many of us learn early on. Not because the experience didn’t matter, but because i...
09/03/2026

Minimising our own story is something many of us learn early on. Not because the experience didn’t matter, but because it didn’t feel possible to name the truth at the time.

“It wasn’t that bad” becomes a way to stay upright, to function, to move through life without collapsing under what we didn’t have the capacity to hold.

But the body remembers, even when the mind tries to soften the edges.

Healing isn’t about confronting everything at once. It’s about giving the system enough safety, warmth, and attunement to finally acknowledge what it has been protecting. And from that place, something begins to shift — gently, naturally, without force.

Julia & Julia

We speak about sleep as if it should follow a perfect formula, and when it doesn’t, we go straight into worry or frustra...
02/03/2026

We speak about sleep as if it should follow a perfect formula, and when it doesn’t, we go straight into worry or frustration. But waking during the night is far more natural than we’ve been taught to believe.

Long before modern schedules and productivity culture shaped our expectations, people rested in a rhythm that matched their bodies. They woke for a little while, moved gently through the quiet, and then drifted back into sleep without fear something was wrong.

What often makes night-time wakefulness uncomfortable today isn’t the waking itself… it’s the pressure we put on ourselves the moment it happens. The belief that rest only counts if it’s uninterrupted.

But your body has its own wisdom. Sometimes waking is simply a pause, a moment of stillness, a chance to breathe without the noise of the day. And when we stop fighting it, rest often finds its way back on its own.

With love,

Julia & Julia

Even when we think we’ve moved on, our bodies sometimes hold onto experiences in ways we don’t immediately recognise. He...
23/02/2026

Even when we think we’ve moved on, our bodies sometimes hold onto experiences in ways we don’t immediately recognise. Healing doesn’t follow a timeline, and it often speaks through subtle cues rather than words.

If you’re wondering whether something from your past is still affecting you, there are signs that can help you understand what your system might be carrying.

Swipe left for the signs ➡️

Many of us learned early on that saying no came with consequences - conflict, shame, withdrawal, disappointment. So the ...
16/02/2026

Many of us learned early on that saying no came with consequences - conflict, shame, withdrawal, disappointment. So the body adapted. Yes became safer than the risk of being misunderstood or losing connection.

But automatic yeses often come at the cost of ourselves. They pull us away from our own limits, our own needs, and the part of us that’s still waiting to be acknowledged.

This work isn’t about caring less for others.

It’s about caring for yourself with the same tenderness you offer everyone else.

13/02/2026

You might not remember what happened… not fully, not clearly, not in a way that others would understand. But your body does. It remembers through tension, through guardedness, through a nervous system that learned to stay alert… even when you’re safe now. The body always remembers.

This is the thing about trauma: it doesn’t always leave behind a neat story. Sometimes it’s just a feeling you can’t name, a reaction that feels too big, a heaviness you didn’t choose. And for a long time, maybe you blamed yourself for not being able to “get over it.”

But it was never your fault. Your body was doing what it knew best… protecting you.

This is why healing asks for more than insight. It’s not just about understanding the past, it’s about creating new safety in the present. Through the breath. Through slowness. Through spaces that invite your body to feel, release, and soften in its own time.

You don’t need perfect words or perfect recall to deserve healing. You just need to start where you are, and trust that your body, the part of you that carried so much, is also the part that knows how to come home.

Julia & Julia

Fun is one of the simplest ways to reconnect to ourselves, yet it’s often the first thing we let go of when life feels f...
09/02/2026

Fun is one of the simplest ways to reconnect to ourselves, yet it’s often the first thing we let go of when life feels full.

But joy doesn’t need to be extravagant or earned. Sometimes it’s as small as letting yourself be playful for a moment… without purpose, without pressure, without an agenda.

What has felt fun for you lately?

We’d love to hear.

Julia & Julia

Healing has a rhythm of its own, and it doesn’t always match what we expect it to look like. Some days it feels like qui...
04/02/2026

Healing has a rhythm of its own, and it doesn’t always match what we expect it to look like. Some days it feels like quiet introspection, and other days it rises in waves that move through the entire body. What matters isn’t how it looks - it’s that it’s allowed to move.

When we give ourselves permission to express what’s real, without labelling it as “too much” or “not enough,” the body softens. It releases in its own time. It trusts us again.

In ceremony, we hold space for the whole spectrum of human experience. You’re not expected to stay composed or to fit into an idea of what healing should be. You’re simply invited to be present with whatever arises — and to let it unfold in the way your body knows best.

If this speaks to something within you, we’d love to welcome you into our next gathering.

Julia & Julia

Silence can hold entire worlds inside it. Some people speak with ease, while others move more slowly, gathering their wo...
02/02/2026

Silence can hold entire worlds inside it. Some people speak with ease, while others move more slowly, gathering their words with care. Not because they have nothing to offer, but because they feel deeply, notice deeply, and choose their expression with intention. Some people are quiet because they grew up in an environment where their opinion, voice, thoughts, feelings were not welcome and therefore not safe to express.

Sometimes all a quiet person needs is time. Sometimes they need safety. And sometimes they simply need someone who is genuinely curious about what lives beneath their stillness.

When we soften enough to ask, to listen, and to make room for their voice, we often discover the kind of truth or perspective that can only come from someone who observes the world quietly.

With love,

Julia & Julia

30/01/2026

Sometimes the way you react now doesn’t make sense until you remember what you’ve lived through. The freeze, the silence, the overwhelm… they didn’t appear out of nowhere. They formed around moments when your system had to choose safety above all else. And back then, they worked. They got you through what you weren’t meant to carry alone.

So even when those patterns frustrate you today, it’s ok to pause and meet them with a little more understanding. You didn’t fail for developing them. You adapted. You survived.

Healing doesn’t mean shaming those parts into disappearing… it means gently showing them they’re no longer needed the same way. It means saying thank you to what protected you, while making space for what supports you now.

There’s a quiet moment in every healing journey when you realise that holding space for someone else asks more of you th...
26/01/2026

There’s a quiet moment in every healing journey when you realise that holding space for someone else asks more of you than any training ever could. It asks you to have already met the places within yourself that you once feared turning toward.

Ceremony has a way of revealing whatever lives beneath the surface. And when someone is moving through their own intensity, they don’t need someone who knows what to do - they need someone who knows how to be. Someone whose nervous system feels honest, grounded, and able to stay open when emotions rise.

This is why inner work matters so deeply for space holders. Not to be perfect, but to be present. To recognise the difference between supporting someone and managing them. To notice when our own discomfort wants to step in and lead, and to soften instead of react.

And for those choosing a space to sit in, this is an invitation to trust the wisdom of your body before anything else. Integrity is not something a person can perform. It’s something you feel the moment you’re around them.

The deeper we’ve travelled within ourselves, the more capacity we have to guide others through their own unfolding.

With love,
Julia & Julia

23/01/2026

It’s not just “zoning out” or “being dramatic…” it’s also your nervous system doing exactly what it was designed to do when things feel too overwhelming to fully process.

You might catch yourself going blank in conversations, forgetting chunks of your day, feeling like you're floating above your body, or just totally numb. These are all signs your system is trying to protect you. It doesn’t mean something is wrong with you. It means something happened that your body didn’t feel safe enough to stay present with and feel.

And understanding this is the first step toward gently returning to yourself.

Julia & Julia

14/01/2026

Surviving meant you did what you had to. You adapted. You shut parts of yourself down to keep going. You learned how to move through the world in ways that made you feel a little more in control, a little less vulnerable. And that version of you deserves so much credit.

But healing… healing asks for something different.

Healing invites you to *feel* what you once had to ignore. To slow down where you once had to rush. To listen inward instead of bracing outward. It’s not about fixing what’s “broken…” it’s about reconnecting to what’s been buried, fragmented, or held too tightly for too long.

Can you honour the strength it took to survive while also acknowledging that survival isn’t the same as safety.

Survival protected you. Healing asks you to soften, feel, and *live* more fully again.

Julia & Julia

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About JULIA2

JULIA2 has been created out of the desire to combine our wealth of experience with you. Our aim is to help you to love the life you live. On our website, you will find information for all our events: retreats, workshops, ceremonies, yoga classes and master classes.

We first met in 2008 when we were both working as Psychotherapists for a mental health charity. Soon after this we set up our own private therapy practice and continue to expand what we offer together. This includes Wellbeing programmes, Retreats, Workshops, Ceremonies and Kundalini Yoga.

Through our own journeys, we know that it is possible to create changes that energise us physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Living our potential, freeing and liberating ourselves from the repetitive patterns that can keep us stuck.