This month, we’re reading Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés, a timeless work of depth psychology, myths and stories of the Wild Woman Archetype that reawakens the instinctual and intuitive nature of the feminine soul.
First published in 1992, the book weaves together myth, folklore, fairy tales, and Jungian analysis to guide women back to the “Wild Woman” archetype — the untamed, creative force at the root of vitality, power, and freedom. Through story and reflection, Estés reminds us that reclaiming this inner wildness is not only a path of healing, but of wholeness and belonging.
Thursday | 9/25
6–8pm EST
Replay will be available for 2 weeks
This month, we’re reading Women Who Run with the Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estés, a timeless work of depth psychology, myths and stories of the Wild Woman Archetype that reawakens the instinctual and intuitive nature of the feminine soul.
First published in 1992, the book weaves together myth, folklore, fairy tales, and Jungian analysis to guide women back to the “Wild Woman” archetype — the untamed, creative force at the root of vitality, power, and freedom. Through story and reflection, Estés reminds us that reclaiming this inner wildness is not only a path of healing, but of wholeness and belonging.
Thursday | 9/25
6–8pm EST
Replay will be available for 2 weeks
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