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Wild Soul Circle
If you've found your way here, I believe you're here for a reason.
Recovery is an incredible beginning...but it was never meant to be the destination.
At Wild Soul Circle, we gather each week as women who are ready to laugh more, connect more deeply, grow spiritually, and discover what life can look like beyond simply staying sober.
This is a place to breathe, to heal, laugh and grow.
To rediscover the woman you've always been underneath the struggle.
This Isn't...
This isn't another hour spent talking about alcohol.
You have recovery meetings for that.
It isn't a deep dive into your past.
You have therapy for that.
This is where we move forward and create a life you never want to escape from again.
Put Me In Coach!
Your Coaches:
LisaJoy, CPRC
Certified Professional Recovery Coach with nearly two decades of transformational life coaching experience. Lisa is passionate about helping women rediscover joy, purpose, and freedom beyond addiction.
Andi, CPRC Intern
Recovery Coach Intern with a heart for walking alongside women as they reconnect with themselves and discover new possibilities in recovery.
Think of this as your weekly soul huddle—a place to reconnect, recharge, and cheer each other on as we explore joy, spirituality, self-discovery, purpose, and authentic connection.
Each week includes:
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Soul-centered spiritual coaching
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Guided meditations and reflection
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Heart held conversations with women who truly understand
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Guest speakers
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Back to nature, wild wisdom and practical tools
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Weekly challenge/practice to help you bring more joy/fun into your everyday life
Recovery isn't the summit. It's the trailhead.
Imagine a small group of explorers ready to step into their next, starting the climb to build a life you never will run from again.
Come as you are.
Leave a little lighter, a little stronger, and a little more connected to the wild, and beautiful woman within.
LIMITED to 18 women.
(complimentary introductory circle)
No commitment required.
This group offering is provided as a Gift from Rocky Mountain Women’s Refuge, which is community supported.
