Sasha Moss - From the Feminine

Sasha Moss - From the Feminine I am a psychotherapist and group facilitator, passionate about supporting women's journeys.

After close to a decade as a solicitor practicing in Federal Government Law, I chose to pursue my passion for transformational leadership and transpersonal growth. Undertaking a Masters degree in Psychotherapy & Counselling, in 2013 I founded From the Feminine, my private practice providing psychotherapy and counselling, coaching and facilitation to brilliant, highly attuned women and men across t

he globe. Working with individuals and groups, I am a passionate advocate for the beauty, strength and wisdom which flows ‘from the feminine’ within women and men alike, and how this is now poised to transform our world. I have also consulted as a Senior Programs Manager to Evolving Wisdom, a US based global e-learning company specializing in transformative education for women, and I am a lecturer and facilitator at Edith Cowan University in Western Australia. In addition to my private practice, I work in a not for profit agency with individuals, couples and families providing therapy across a range of areas including general emotional, mental and spiritual wellbeing; employee assistance programmes; overwhelm in times of transition; alcohol and other drug dependency; anxiety; depression; trauma; grief and loss; relationship breakdown; existential crisis; narcissistic abuse; parenting; mindfulness; confidence and self-esteem. From the Feminine was conceived from my deep sense that women all over the world were, and are still, seeking a new level of connection with self, other women and their world – to be seen, heard and received for all that they are and all that they offer. For too long the feminine has been shunned by women and men alike, hence an urgent need to explore, honour and empower all that is the feminine essence – all of that creative power which can flow ‘from the feminine’ – and translate this into our modern day context. I believe that it is only then, that we can meet the call of the next stage of humanity’s evolution – the masculine and feminine balanced and fully integrated, stepping forward in true partnership.

21/06/2026
💕🌸💕
04/05/2026

💕🌸💕

“In archetypal lore there is the idea that if one prepares a special psychic place, then the being, the creative force, the soul source, will hear of it, sense its way into it, and inhabit that place.”

- Clarissa Pinkola Estes

There are times in life when the outer world is chaotic , fractured, and utterly exhausting. In such times, it becomes holy work to make a place within ourselves that is protected from the noise.

A psychic place.
A hidden room of the soul.
A wild and inward sanctuary.

This place does not need to be grand. It may be made of simple things: a candle lit at dusk, a page in a journal, a chair by the window, a whispered prayer, a walk beneath trees, a favorite pen and journal and a few moments of quiet with a Cupid tea in which you return to yourself. What matters is that it is prepared with devotion, with tenderness, with intention. Of course that you actually take the time to do it.

For when we make such a place, something ancient in us begins to stir.

The soul remembers the way back again. The creative force finds an opening. The spark that seemed nearly extinguished reveals itself to still be alive.

To create this protected inner place is not indulgence nor escape. It is medicine, and a form of remembering. A way of returning to one’s wild nature, one’s gifts, one’s deep and untamed source.

Especially in times like these, we must make spaces that can hold our spirit gently.
Spaces where what is most true in us can breathe. Where we remember what it is to possess joy and wonder again.
Spaces where the soul feels welcome enough to enter and remain.

It’s a conscious effort that simply requires us to close our eyes and remember what moves us from within. Music, art, books. Creating, journaling - the things that bring you closer to you and keeping that alive.

Remembering our medicine through our gifts, now more than ever

This is part of our sacred work now: to prepare a place beautiful enough, quiet enough, and true enough that the soul feels safe to come back.

A place where creativity can find us again.
A place where grief can sit without shame.
A place where the spark can be gently fed.

a refuge for our holy,

and to tend it until we become a living fire.

(May the fires burn bright for you today, and may magic find you wherever you are)

❤️

“Kairos”
Mixed Media
2025

Prints: (Back in Stock!)

Matted and Signed 8x10 Gallery Art Print: https://shewhoisart.etsy.com/listing/4316465176

Mini Altar Art 4x6 Print: https://shewhoisart.etsy.com/listing/4316461059

💗🌸💗
03/05/2026

💗🌸💗

“Stop gaslighting yourself into thinking you’re lazy, when you’re really exhausted AF from the trauma and grief you’ve endured.”

- Dr. Jen via Twitter

Rest. Buy yourself flowers. Eat fresh fruit (the brain runs on glucose). Take a walk. Focus on taking in only those things which awaken your soul. Soak in a tub filled with flower petals, essential oils and mineral salts. Have a weekend blackout on all things media. Surround yourself with the provocation of all things sensual; soft, decadent fabrics, whatever moves your Spirit; music that you love, scents that enthrall you, books that feed your enthusiasm, beautiful art.

FILL YOUR LIFE AND SOUL WITH BEAUTY

Just for this week, be the bee settling on all of the best flowers.

Love yourself deeply, and remember who and what you really are.

❤️

"Ophelia"
Mixed Media
2022

30/04/2026
Great specifics in this response 💯
17/04/2026

Great specifics in this response 💯

Welcome to another . As always, I hope you'll share your own advice and wisdom; my thoughts are in the article.

A reader asks…

I've heard several stories from women now about how men they dated that seemed really nice and onboard with their beliefs early on later turned out to be conservative with very anti-feminist beliefs.

Apparently, these men were just nodding along to whatever their partners were saying about politics and their own beliefs until much later. This scares me.

How can I check for a man's actual beliefs? How can I tell he's not just nodding along to keep me around because he knows I wouldn't agree with him otherwise? Finding out a man I thought I had a lot in common with or agreed on core values with has been lying about his beliefs and secretly doesn't respect me or my beliefs at all is such a horror nightmare scenario to me.

Read my answer at
https://zawn.substack.com/publish/post/192610931

Address

Perth, WA

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Sasha Moss - From the Feminine posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Sasha Moss - From the Feminine:

Shortcuts

Featured

Share