Guided support for girls and parents during the sacred transition into womanhood
Adolescence is a sacred threshold. It’s a time of change, discovery, and possibility – yet too often, girls are left to navigate it in silence or confusion. Even adults expressing they were not guided or taught about their body.
The Rites of Passage Program creates a safe, supportive, and empowering space for girls (and the parents) to honour this transition consciously.
This program is about more than just “getting through the teen years.” It’s about celebrating growth, building self-worth, and creating healthy connections that will serve for a lifetime.
When girls are guided consciously through adolescence, they:
🌸 Feel more connected to themselves and their bodies
🌸 Grow self-confidence and emotional intelligence
🌸 Develop tools for healthy boundaries and relationships
🌸 Carry a sense of belonging, identity, and purpose into adulthood
Facilitator
Arts Psychotherapist, Somatic Energy Practitioner, Visual Artist
Caris has over a decade of experience in creative therapy, energy work, and rites of passage facilitation. She has worked with schools, youth programs, and community groups, and holds a current Working With Children Check (WA). Her approach is safe, nurturing, and empowering – honouring body, mind, heart, and spirit.
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Girls aged (10)12–18 who are moving through the changes of adolescence, navigating puberty, emotions, relationships, and identity
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Parents and caregivers who want to support their daughters with presence and wisdom
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Families who value ritual, creativity, and holistic wellbeing
- Young women who desire tools for resilience, self-compassion, and empowerment
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Embodiment & Self-Knowledge: Understand the body, emotions, and menstrual cycle with wisdom and compassion
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Communication: Strengthen trust between girls and parents/caregivers and what creates a respectful relationship
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Ceremony: Mark the transition into womanhood with reverence and joy
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Creativity: Explore art, journaling, and ritual to express identity and confidence
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Resilience Tools: Learn practices for navigating life’s challenges with strength and self-compassion. Understand consent.
The Rites of Passage Program involves creativity, ceremony, and practical education, and embodiment to support girls in stepping into womanhood with confidence and clarity.
Topics are grounded and age-appropriate including:
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Understanding, cycles, anatomy, and emotions
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Sexual health, consent, and safety
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Relationships, boundaries, and connection
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Autonomy, and self-leadership
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Health, wellbeing, and daily routines
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Self-compassion, identity, and confidence
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Ceremony and creative practices to honour the transition into womanhood
Your daughter’s rite of passage can be experienced in a way that best suits her needs and your family’s rhythm.
- Groups Max 10 participants, min 2
- Includes: workbooks, creative materials, and guided ceremonies.
- Guardians may create their own private group for $699 pp. (min 4 – max 10 participants).
Group 4 Week Journey
$799 pp.
(In-Person or Online)
~5 x 90min sessions over 4 weeks
Weekly circles with other girls, guided learning, and a sacred closing ceremony.
Group 1 Day Journey
$799 pp.
(In-Person only)
A full-day immersive circle with creative exploration, embodied practices, and a closing ceremony shared with parents/caregivers.
1:1 Journey 4 Week | 1 Day Immersive
$1499
(In-Person or Online)
Tailored rites of passage journey for one girl, with flexibility to run across 6 weeks or as an intensive 1-day experience. Ceremony included.
Adult Program to Support you Guide
$1199
(Online only)
6 x coaching sessions
✧ Not sure which option fits best?
You’re welcome to reach out for a free conversation or send an enquiry.
Ready to step into this journey?
Here’s how you or your daughter can join a Rites of Passage program:
✧ Scheduled Journeys
Check the events calendar for upcoming scheduled group programs and ceremonies (online or in person).
✧ Register Your Interest | Apply Now
Choose an online or in-person 6-week journey or 1-day program, either privately 1:1, by registering your interest to join a group, or by gathering your own circle of friends, cousins, or sisters (3–10 participants) to celebrate together.
