Am I loosing myself? March 20 2026 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

  • Not enough people talk about this part when you enter menopause. The memory shifts. The focus moves. The old ways of thinking stop working. This workshop is for women who feel frightened by cognitive change and are tired of pretending it’s fine.

    We talk about:

    • grief over mental sharpness as it used to be

    • fear of losing competence or credibility

    • the collapse of productivity identity

    • the deeper intelligence trying to come online

  • In older cultures, this was the moment women stopped memorising details and started seeing patterns.

    You’re not getting worse.

    You’re changing jobs.

    How the gathering works

    We move between:

    • precise prompts
    • writing and reflection
    • shared speaking
    • long stretches of listening

    There is no pressure to be articulate.

    You don’t need conclusions.

    Sometimes the wisdom comes sideways.

    About The Motherhole

    This workshop is part of The Motherhole, where neurological change is treated as initiation, not pathology.

    Read more at https://themotherhole.com

    Details

    • 3 hours (including break)

    • Max 12 participants

    • Snacks and drinks included

    • Location: Sensual Institute, Tavastgatan 43, 118 24 Stockholm

    • Space holder: Camilla Wellton, creator of the Sensual Hero’s Journey and author of the I Awake Read more at https://i-awake.com

    • Guest space holder: TBA

    • Dress however you want

    • Queer friendly

    • Neurospicy friendly

    Booking & pricing

    • 500 SEK per participant, per session

    • Bookings are non-refundable, but transferable

  • In older cultures, this was the moment women stopped memorising details and started seeing patterns.

    You’re not getting worse.

    You’re changing jobs.

    How the gathering works

    We move between:

    • precise prompts
    • writing and reflection
    • shared speaking
    • long stretches of listening

    There is no pressure to be articulate.

    You don’t need conclusions.

    Sometimes the wisdom comes sideways.

    About The Motherhole

    This workshop is part of The Motherhole, where neurological change is treated as initiation, not pathology.

    Read more at https://themotherhole.com

    Details

    • 3 hours (including break)

    • Max 12 participants

    • Snacks and drinks included

    • Location: Sensual Institute, Tavastgatan 43, 118 24 Stockholm

    • Space holder: Camilla Wellton, creator of the Sensual Hero’s Journey and author of the I Awake Read more at https://i-awake.com

    • Guest space holder: TBA

    • Dress however you want

    • Queer friendly

    • Neurospicy friendly

    Booking & pricing

    • 500 SEK per participant, per session

    • Bookings are non-refundable, but transferable

Am I loosing myself? March 20 2026 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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