Wild Women’s Academy

11/11/2025

Admin changes coming….

My sincere apologies if you are still waiting for me to get back to you regarding an appointment, covens, training or events.

I am really struggling to keep up with the messages and admin workload… but changes are coming!!! So I ask that you please be patient.

It’s often challenging being self employed. working full time and then having all the background admin to catch up on aswell. It can feel like there is never a day off. It can feel like burnout and overwhelm. I know so many of you can relate to this!!

So it’s time to change how I do things..

From December:

I will be using a booking system for client 1:1 appointments and some events.

I will have a Personal Assistant helping with all my bookings and administration.

All messages/emails and website enquires will be dealt with mostly during office hours.
The expectation to be constantly available and replying to messages is what causes so much stress in our modern world. We have forgotten the importance of down time. Of rest.

Thank you to all of my clients, coven ladies and everyone that supports my work, moving forward you should hopefully find it far more timely and efficient. 🖤

I am still working through messages today so I’ll get back to you asap 🖤

10/11/2025

Monday morning magic… 🖤

09/11/2025

Already doing it… wanna join????

Seriously.., Drop me a message.. 🖤

Check us out at www.wildwomensacademy.com 🖤

09/11/2025

Can’t decide which one I like best???

Which do you think??

The Emperess ❤️ or The High Priestess 🖤 ???

09/11/2025

Can’t beat a bit of Sunday morning crafting… 🖤

Want to create cool witchy pictures?

1. Find some small fancy or cool frames (charity shops are are excellent for this!)
2. Take your favourite Oracle or Tarot cards and colour photocopy them.
3. Choose a background colour paper as a ‘mount’
4. Cut out copy of card and stick it into coloured paper.
5. Put into frame.

I have loads of these 🖤

09/11/2025

Modern science is catching up with ancient wisdom; walking barefoot in nature may truly help the body heal. Researchers studying the practice known as “earthing” or “grounding” found that when bare feet touch natural ground, the body absorbs the Earth’s subtle electromagnetic charge, helping balance energy, reduce inflammation, and calm the nervous system.

The Earth carries a constant flow of free electrons, which act as powerful antioxidants. When the skin makes direct contact with soil, grass, or sand, these electrons enter the body and neutralize harmful free radicals responsible for oxidative stress, a key driver of aging and chronic illness.

Studies show that grounding can lower cortisol levels, stabilize heart rate, improve sleep, and reduce chronic pain. People who spend just 30 minutes a day walking barefoot in natural environments often report improved mood, mental clarity, and a deeper sense of calm. It’s not mystical, it’s measurable biology in motion.

The body is, at its core, an electrical system. Our hearts, brains, and cells communicate through tiny electric impulses. Reconnecting with the Earth helps restore this natural circuit, allowing the body to self-regulate and heal more efficiently.

Technology has disconnected us from the planet beneath our feet, but every step barefoot is a reminder that healing doesn’t always come from a screen or pill, sometimes, it begins with the ground itself.

Thank you to Sound Effects for the info… 💗

09/11/2025

09/11/2025

Scientists have discovered that menstrual blood is far more biologically complex than once thought — containing over 1,000 distinct proteins, with around 385 unique to the endometrium (uterine lining) and not present in regular blood. These unique proteins are involved in cell growth, tissue regeneration, and immune regulation, according to researchers from the University of Science and Technology of China. Because the uterine lining regenerates itself every month, menstrual blood naturally contains stem cells, cytokines, and growth factors that could play a key role in healing and repair mechanisms.

This discovery is opening new avenues in regenerative medicine — scientists are studying how menstrual blood could be used as a non-invasive source of stem cells for therapies aimed at repairing heart tissue, bone damage, or even neurodegenerative diseases.
The female body, once again, proves its extraordinary ability for renewal and self-repair — shedding, healing, and rebuilding itself every month in a perfect cycle of regeneration.