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Menopause Reimagined; a half-day Retreat

Saturday 16th November, 2025 1-5 pm.
with Lisa Matthews + Lisa Allwell


Learn how to move mindfully through peri-menopause, menopause and post-menopause with grace and creativity as we explore ways, from the yoga and tantric traditions, to master the physical, emotional and spiritual changes during this transformational life stage.

Join senior yoga teachers and facilitators Lisa Matthews and Lisa Allwell for an afternoon retreat to empower you, inspire you and shift your internal narrative about menopause. Feel stronger, wiser and fired up to step into this next stage of life.  

We’ll discuss and reflect on the importance of being grounded, present, and connected to the body in daily life. 

Using practices from yoga, somatics and meditation you will:

  • Experience nurturing movement practices with a focus on hormonal health, vitality and wellbeing.

  • Connect with your intuition and internal wisdom

  • Learn how to use breathing and mindfulness techniques to ease your transition.

  • Use creative processes to promote positive self and body consciousness.

  • Experience how guided meditation can ease anxiety and cultivate mindfulness

  • Connect with others on this path and discover the benefits (yes! So many!) to this chapter of life.

  • Expect some tips and tools to support in your daily life together with some surprises!

While these topics sound heavy, our approach is light-hearted:

  • Somatic movement to connect with the body's natural wisdom and express emotions.  You’ll discover the importance of connecting with the body and mind during this transitional phase.  Learn how movement can be a powerful tool to help transcend menopause symptoms and connect to the felt sense of what you experience in your body.

  • Yoga for feminine power: Incorporating yoga practices that focus on cultivating confidence, strength, and embracing feminine power.  We’ll also look at gentler yoga poses and sequences that can help alleviate menopause symptoms and promote relaxation and balance.  

  • Embracing Sensuality, pleasure . Reclaim your feminine power by reconnecting with and embracing sensual aspects of oneself during menopause.  We’ll explore creative movement, breath practices and authentic self-expression.

  • Integration and reflection.  Integrating the practices and insights gained throughout the course, reflecting on personal growth, and sharing experiences in a supportive group setting.

Its powerful when women come together and share their wisdom.  Speaking our truth helps us feel seen and connected.   The overarching theme each week will be cultivating self-compassion as a tool for accepting and embracing the changes that come with all things menopause. 

Expect a safe space, laughter, the support of skilled facilitators and connecting with a group of like-minded souls.  We’ll use movement, essential oils, conversation, breath practices, relaxation techniques and special surprises in this half day retreat.  You will learn tips and really useful tools and techniques for dealing with some of the common symptoms of menopause including; brain fog, hot flushes, sleep disturbances, anxiety, depression and body image issues.  


Who is this for?: Women who are peri-menopausal, menopausal or post-menopausal.  The journey into menopause and beyond can span many years and in our youthcentric culture, it’s a story that’s not being told.  We are passionate about changing that and creating a new narrative.  

Saturday, 16th November - 1.00 to 5.00 pm at Seed Yoga

Venue: Seed Yoga, 1A Salisbury Ave, Blackburn (In studio event)

Afternoon tea: will be provided.

Investment: $120. You will access the wisdom of two experienced teachers, both registered as Level 3 Senior Teachers with Yoga Australia and Yoga Alliance. Expect an intimate course with personalised support and facilitators who truly care.

(Registration via the Seed Yoga website)


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