My guess is you believe that too. You probably have a soul-deep desire to lead meaningful circles and step into a more village-minded way of being in your life and in your work.
There is a call on your heart to pour more of your magic into the spaces you hold and to trust yourself to lead circles that are meaningful and memorable (and have you walking away feeling nourished, not depleted).
Perhaps you’re already hosting circles and gathering women in sacred spaces for connection, but…
...you yearn to go deeper, to bring to life the circle you’re really dreaming of, led by a version of you that you haven’t given yourself the chance to become.
in that they allow us to become our most wise selves, while at the same time freely expressing our raw human parts. And the circles that offer the most powerful experiences are those that are artfully held by facilitators who have the care, confidence & capacity to hold them fully & tenderly.
you will feel empowered to host your very own circle that is a reflection of who you are & the gifts you have to share. We’ll hold each other through the process every step of the way. And we’ll practice doing it imperfectly.
the matriarchal principles of relationship, nurturance, and equality, and learn the skills we need to cultivate and lead circles that are intimate, vulnerable, and ritual-filled.
"I so appreciate the discussions addressing the needs of the host! My mind is blown from all the experience and wisdom Becca brought. She thought of every detail and offered it to us in an easy and accessible way. I believe that words carry immeasurable power and I appreciated the many quotes, books, and resources as well.
I definitely feel more comfortable holding a circle. Setting the expectations as well as having a better understanding of how to deal with difficult situations that may arise helps with the confidence in holding a circle for me."
-EMILY, CIRCLE CRAFT ALUMNI
"I love the heartfelt experiences Becca shares in her video lessons. I also love learning from the way she holds space in our calls. Even though I haven't been able to attend live, when I watch the recording, the container still feels deeply held."
"I'm leading my first circle and it's been absolute magic. Circle Craft gave me the confidence to step into the role of facilitator and the tools/framework to make it easeful, fulfilling and nourishing to all of us, myself included!"
"I've loved your grounded and calm energy, the pace and your wisdom."
A live teaching and connection call with Becca and the group every week, each designed for you to go through the steps of putting your circle together while also receiving supportive connection with fellow circle leaders. There will be rituals, there will be Q&As with Becca, there will be journaling, there will be playlists!
A weekly worksheet, that will guide you step-by-step in planning and holding your circle, so that you don’t have to keep it all in your head and try to remember what to focus on each week. And, by the end of our time together, you will have created your very own circle workbook that can support you on your circling journey.
You’ll also be invited to participate in a private online connection space for sharing resources, talking through anything keeping you stuck, and supporting each other throughout the experience so that you don’t have to feel like you’re doing this alone. You will have a team of supporters and accountability buddies at the ready.
Navigating Conflict in Circle Masterclass with Sarah Wildeman
Singing in Circle Masterclass by Stevie Greenwell
Holding Circle for Young Girls Masterclass with Johannah Reimer
Thurs, Jan 15th @ 2-4pm ET
Thurs, Jan 22nd @ 2-4pm ET
Thurs, Jan 29th @ 2-4pm ET
Thurs, Feb 5th @ 2-4pm ET
Thurs, Feb 12th @ 2-4pm ET
**Integration week of Feb 16th, no calls**
Thurs, Feb 26th @ 2-4pm ET
Thurs, March 5th @ 2-4pm ET
Thurs, March 12th @ 2-4pm ET
In the case of winter family sickness or childcare-less
days for me, I will re-schedule the call
While I have learned the art of circling from many teachers, I want to honor the work of Jean Shinoda Bolen, and in particular her book The Millionth Circle. This book, and the teachings within, have been the anchor I’ve returned to when I’ve felt lost or unsteady in my own circles.
Beyond being a circle facilitator, I am a writer, host of the Belonging podcast, retreat facilitator, and community holder. I wrote the book, Root & Ritual: Timeless Ways to Connect to Land, Lineage, Community, & the Self. I’ve dedicated my life and work to supporting women to experience a deep sense of belonging by connecting with the cycles of nature, ancestral wisdom, working with their hands, and being in community.
I have been circling, in some form, for over a decade. While I wasn’t raised in communities of women deeply holding one another, when I experienced circling it became the catalyst for my own empowerment and aliveness. I hold, and participate in circles, imperfectly. But that doesn’t cause me to waiver from my devotion to the practice.
I have been a part of soup circles, hair-braiding circles, political discourse circles, herbal medicine making circles, and full moon & new moon circles. All of these spaces have offered valuable and important medicine for my yearning heart.
We are living through a time of profound disconnection.
Many women are lonely, overwhelmed, stretched thin, and longing for places where they can show up honestly - without performance, without judgment, without pretending.
The truth is: community doesn’t magically appear.
It’s created by women who are willing to invite others in, hold a steady container, and make space for what’s real.
Women’s circles give us what the modern world has forgotten how to offer:
Shared Presence
Ritual & Meaning
Emotional Literacy
Relational Support
Belonging
...and a sense of being woven into something larger than ourselves
Circles are one of the oldest forms of community care. They are how women have always survived hard seasons together.
If you’ve been feeling the call to bring women together, even softly, you’re not imagining it.
The world needs more of us holding spaces where truth can be spoken and tenderness belongs.
This is cultural repair work.
And it begins with you.
I am unable to offer any refunds for this program, so please be 100% sure you are in when you sign up.
Everything is recorded and posted within 24 hours. You won’t miss a thing. Many participants do a mix of live attendance + recordings and still receive the full transformation.
Plan for 2 hours for the live call (or replay) + 30–60 minutes of reflection or small tasks per week
Some of the women who join Circle Craft have attended circles and want to learn how to host their own. Some have led small groups or workshops before but want a more grounded, relational approach. Wherever you’re joining us from, you’ll be supported.
Absolutely. Circle Craft is grounded, accessible, and deeply human. We work with ritual and seasonal rhythms, but not in a performative or overly spiritualized way. Everything we do is rooted in presence, intention, and relationship — not aesthetics or dogma. Think earth, hearth, belonging, community care.
You will leave with:
- a clear structure for hosting your own circle
- tools to handle conflict, emotion, and circle wobbles
- community agreements and facilitation frameworks
- an understanding of ritual, rhythm, and seasonal guidance
- clarity on who you want to gather and how
- your circle outline ready to go
Most women who complete Circle Craft feel ready to gather their first circle in the spring.
Absolutely. You can email becca@beccapiastrelli.com, DM me on Instagram, or reply to any Substack email. I’m happy to help you discern whether this is your season to step into circle leadership.
I am unable to offer any refunds for this program, so please be 100% sure you are in when you sign up.