‘bone by bone, hair by hair, wild woman comes back. through night dreams, through events half understood and half remembered...’

~ Clarissa Pinkola Estes

WOMEN’s WILDERNESS IMMERSION

May 6th-11th 2026

West Highlands, Scotland

The Women’s Wilderness Immersion every May is a deep dive into re-villaging and re-wilding ourselves as women. Together we will embark on a journey to deeply immerse ourselves in the wild landscape of the Scottish Highlands, in communion with the elements, our ancestors, and the circle of women, stripping back all the distractions of modern life to truly be in the present with the magic of the wild. 

This immersion is for you if you are looking for an authentic, loving, no frills group of women embarking on an adventure held by female facilitators who have years and years of experience living in the wild, circling with women, practicing ancestral crafts, and singing as a practice of community ritual and expression.
This is for any woman who has a calling to experience true sisterhood as part of village life and the blossoming of female connection when we join together all of our skills to create a circle of beauty and love.

On this 5 days & 5 nights immersion, we will be carrying on our backs (& with the help of our sisters) all we need for our wilderness village to a remote location where we’ll create and build camp built by only our own hands.  There will be an invitation into learning wilderness skills & practices, overcoming fear of the wild, and surrendering to the elements.

Some of our daily activities will include :
foraging wild foods
cooking with fire learning ancestral crafts
creating land & ancestor ceremonies
silent times to deeply commune with the stillness of the wild
wild swimming
sharing circles
and lots and lots of singing throughout!


MEET YOUR GUIDES

LUCY JANE

is a storyteller & healing arts facilitator.

Her devotion to re-wilding self and land has led to deep embodied study of Herbal Medicine & Alchemy, Wild Food Foraging & Cooking, Ancestral Crafts & Regenerative Land Stewardship.

Lucy is passionate about the power of Wilderness immersion to empower, inspire and unite. She has spent many days and nights Wild Camping in the UK, cultivating a deep listening, connection and intimacy to the true nature within and with-out.

Her reverent, playful and exploratory approach to life combined with multiple trauma informed support trainings enables Lucy to create and hold space in the most compassionate, heart led and solacing way.

is a ceremonial musician, song-writer and creator of Hearth-song mystery school. She is devoted to tending the collective hearth of the world with song and ceremony, weaving the wisdom of nature through healing medicine music and guiding people to remember the power of their voice.

Mae has been in a deep study of ceremony and the wisdom of connecting to Mother Earth as a healer and teacher for over a decade, dedicating her life to rewilding her body, mind and spirit so she can be a clear vessel for life to flow through.

She has created a life in close relationship to the earth, living in off grid communities all over the world for over ten years, studying permaculture and ancestral skills. She now lives in an eco village in Cymru, and is devoted to tending the land and learning how to be in right relationship to the elements and all of life.

MAE BIRD

is a song weaver, musician and land tender from the bonnie lands of Scotland. Her path in the healing arts of music, ritual, and ceremony have been a deep and transformative home-coming to the medicine of Ancestral life ways, earth-based spirituality and the importance of sacred Women’s Work at this time on the planet.

Her many years experience living off grid, mostly nomadic, learning from communities and cultures all over the world has ignited a deep purpose in her to guide people home to the nourishing, soulful ways of our ancestors - especially those of the Celtic Isles, through song & craft & nature connection.

She has a degree in Adventure Tourism and spent most of her younger adult life training, teaching & guiding both children and adults in outdoor sports such as climbing, mountaineering, kayaking and skiing. She is honoured to now weave this part of her expertise with her passion for ancestral life ways & women’s work to contribute to this nourishing and adventurous immersion in the highlands of Scotland.

MAIREAD (bonnie medicine)

EXCHANGE

We want to make this immersion accessible for everyone, and so are offering several different payment options to provide for all!


Early Bird £420 - ends March 1st!
Regular - £500
Abundance gift - £600+


Payment plans are available for all places when booking before early April.
We are also offering a few lower priced places to single mamas and for bipoc community, as we truly want this immersion to be available for ALL WOMEN, with no exclusion through privilege.

Please reach out to us personally if you would like to request one of the BIPOC or single mama bursary spots, or if you have any other requests or queries around the exchange - we are here to make this possible for you! 

If you have the ability to pay the abundance gift, it directly helps those who cannot afford this opportunity and helps us as facilitators keep this work sustainable.

We have the deepest trust that every single one of these places will go to the perfect mandala of women who will weave and help us co-create the most beautiful time together in the incredibly powerful lands of Scotland, Mother Alba.  

Testimonials from our May ‘25 Immersion

What you will need ::

True to the name, this Immersion is in the WILDERNESS! This means we will all be wild camping and carrying all that we need to our wilderness camp on our backs.

You must have a basic level of fitness and comfortability with carrying a heavy backpack on uneven ground for at least 30 mins. Please reach out if you have any questions about this and we’re happy to bring clarity.

You will also need :
3 season Tent (no pop up tents please)
Sleeping bag & Sleeping Matt
Headlight // Torch
Lightweight eating ware (bowl, cup & cutlery)
Good boots or trekking shoes
Midge net
Sarong or lightweight Towel
And a good backpack of at least 50L to carry it all in!

We have a limited store of extra items for those of you coming from further or that cannot source these items. Please buy second hand or borrow where you can!
’Outdoor Gear Exchange UK’ is a great FB group for finding second hand outdoor gear.
A more detailed packing list will be sent out upon booking.

GETTING THERE ::


On the morning of the 6th (11am/12pm), we shall all meet at the Corran Ferry (A82 side) where those of you driving can either leave your cars, or take them on the ferry for an additional cost. We can arrange lifts from the other side of the ferry for those of you coming by public transport or wanting to leave your cars behind.
The Corran Ferry is easily reachable by bus from either Glasgow or Fort William. It is on the A82.

If you are coming internationally or from way down south, the easiest airport to fly into will be Glasgow.


DO NOT HESITATE to get in touch via email and we’ll be happy to help.


ALL OF YOU IS WELCOME HERE <3