@ The Goddess Temple, Milton, Brisbane.
This event is a beautiful, sacred circle to honour a girl’s transition into womanhood.
For generations, girls were welcomed into their menarche/first bleed with ceremony, wisdom and community. Today many of us grew up with confusion, shame, or silence around our periods.
The Red Tent is a return to something ancient.
Be welcomed into a warm, nurturing space where girls and their mothers/guardians gather in circle to learn, share stories, ask questions, and celebrate the menstrual cycle as something powerful, natural and worthy of honour.
This intentional experience is created so our girls feel:
✨ proud of their bodies
✨ prepared for their first bleed
✨ supported and celebrated in their transition to womanhood
And so mothers/guardians feel:
✨ confident guiding their daughters
✨ connected
✨ resourced with language and tools
🌸 What We’ll Experience
Over two hours, I will guide the circle through:
Opening circle
Grounding meditation with cacao
Storytelling and shared wisdom from women
Age-appropriate body literacy and first moon/period education
Partner conversations between girls and their mothers/guardians
Creative workshop representing the seasons of the menstrual cycle
An anointing and blessing ritual
Closing gratitude circle
🌸 Who This is For
Girls aged approximately 9–14 who are:
approaching their first period
recently started menstruating
or wanting body literacy and support as their body evolves
Each girl attends with a trusted adult woman (mother, auntie, grandmother, guardian, or mentor).
Before our circle, mothers/guardians will receive a special gift The Red Thread: A Mother’s Reflection Guide, to reflect on their own intentions before the experience.
🌸 What to Bring
Please bring:
A journal or notebook
Water bottle
A cushion you like (we also have cushions and chairs available; however, we will be mostly seated on the ground ~ chairs are also available)
Some mugs you both like (we also have mugs available)
A small item for the altar (stone, photo, flower, charm, etc.)
An open heart and curiosity
All materials, crafts, cacao, and keepsakes are provided.
This circle is intended for sacred honouring of the feminine experience, both for girls and women.
You are a sacred being and deserve to be treated as such.
🌸 About Your Guide
Bianca is a ceremonial mystic, initiated in sacred energy activation, meditation, and ceremonial healing. As a keeper of threshold spaces, she holds ceremonies as portals of remembrance and initiation, guiding others through the sacred work of rites of passage and transformation. Deeply moved by the novel The Red Tent, Bianca is part of a growing movement of women dedicated to reviving the sacred feminine reverence that has been forgotten over time. May our daughters always remember how powerful they are. ✨
Price is $120 per pair. Spaces are limited to 6 pairs.
Your contribution supports the preparation of a beautiful ceremonial space in Milton, all materials and keepsakes, guided facilitation, and the continuation of Red Tent women’s circles and rites of passage offerings within our local community.
@ The Goddess Temple, Milton, Brisbane.
This event is a beautiful, sacred circle to honour a girl’s transition into womanhood.
For generations, girls were welcomed into their menarche/first bleed with ceremony, wisdom and community. Today many of us grew up with confusion, shame, or silence around our periods.
The Red Tent is a return to something ancient.
Be welcomed into a warm, nurturing space where girls and their mothers/guardians gather in circle to learn, share stories, ask questions, and celebrate the menstrual cycle as something powerful, natural and worthy of honour.
This intentional experience is created so our girls feel:
✨ proud of their bodies
✨ prepared for their first bleed
✨ supported and celebrated in their transition to womanhood
And so mothers/guardians feel:
✨ confident guiding their daughters
✨ connected
✨ resourced with language and tools
🌸 What We’ll Experience
Over two hours, I will guide the circle through:
Opening circle
Grounding meditation with cacao
Storytelling and shared wisdom from women
Age-appropriate body literacy and first moon/period education
Partner conversations between girls and their mothers/guardians
Creative workshop representing the seasons of the menstrual cycle
An anointing and blessing ritual
Closing gratitude circle
🌸 Who This is For
Girls aged approximately 9–14 who are:
approaching their first period
recently started menstruating
or wanting body literacy and support as their body evolves
Each girl attends with a trusted adult woman (mother, auntie, grandmother, guardian, or mentor).
Before our circle, mothers/guardians will receive a special gift The Red Thread: A Mother’s Reflection Guide, to reflect on their own intentions before the experience.
🌸 What to Bring
Please bring:
A journal or notebook
Water bottle
A cushion you like (we also have cushions and chairs available; however, we will be mostly seated on the ground ~ chairs are also available)
Some mugs you both like (we also have mugs available)
A small item for the altar (stone, photo, flower, charm, etc.)
An open heart and curiosity
All materials, crafts, cacao, and keepsakes are provided.
This circle is intended for sacred honouring of the feminine experience, both for girls and women.
You are a sacred being and deserve to be treated as such.
🌸 About Your Guide
Bianca is a ceremonial mystic, initiated in sacred energy activation, meditation, and ceremonial healing. As a keeper of threshold spaces, she holds ceremonies as portals of remembrance and initiation, guiding others through the sacred work of rites of passage and transformation. Deeply moved by the novel The Red Tent, Bianca is part of a growing movement of women dedicated to reviving the sacred feminine reverence that has been forgotten over time. May our daughters always remember how powerful they are. ✨
Price is $120 per pair. Spaces are limited to 6 pairs.
Your contribution supports the preparation of a beautiful ceremonial space in Milton, all materials and keepsakes, guided facilitation, and the continuation of Red Tent women’s circles and rites of passage offerings within our local community.
