No, this is a fully in-person experience. Because of the embodied practices, nervous system rituals, and relational energy of the space, it’s designed to be felt. You’ll get the most from this event by being here in the room and in your body.

Yes — the venue is wheelchair accessible and has step-free access through the side entrance

Due to the scale of our team and the nature of the event, we are unable to offer refunds. If you can’t attend, we lovingly encourage you to pay your ticket forward — to a friend, or a woman in your network who may deeply need it.

The ticket is including VAT.

Plus, this is the only event designed for neurodivergent women, where you’ll receive knowledge, practices, and a sense of belonging - you’re investing in transformation

We’re offering tickets on a sliding scale. By paying the full price, you're helping keep this event sustainable and make it possible for others to attend at a reduced rate. If the full price isn’t possible right now, we keep a number of community-priced tickets available, please reach out.

Absolutely not. This event is not about blaming a label. It’s about challenging the systems that pathologise before offering safety. For some, a BPD diagnosis was a lifeline. For others, it was a wound. This convention honours both truths and asks what happens when we meet women in context.

Ask yourself this: Have I ever been called “crazy,” “difficult,” “unstable,” or “too intense” when I was actually hurting? Have I ever been the emotional provider while feeling unseen myself? Have I felt rage that no one could hold? If the answer is yes — then yes. It’s for you.

We hear you. You have the permission to stim or step outside. You’re not expected to mask. You get to show up exactly as you are.

Diagnosis isn’t required. This space is for you if you’ve ever felt too much, too sensitive, too loud, too chaotic, too tired, too deep — and never fully met in that. If this speaks to your body, you belong here.