The Unmasking Salon
For the circle of women who've been each other's mirrors for twenty years and are starting to see something different looking back.
You, your closest girlfriends, snacks, beverages, and your unique Human Design charts as our guide.
You've watched each other survive everything. Marriages, kids leaving, kids not leaving, jobs, funerals, all of it. You know each other's shorthand. You know who to call at 2 am. And lately something's off, and nobody can quite name it.
Someone in the circle snapped over something small. Someone else went quiet for a month and came back different. Someone said a thing at dinner that felt like it came out of nowhere, except it didn't; it's been building for years.
This isn't your friendship falling apart. It's your bodies staging a coup at the exact same time.
This isn't a friend group problem. It's an identity revolution happening in the same room, all at once.Philosophy:
When midlife hits a group of women who've been performing for each other as long as they've been performing for everyone else, the masks don't come off one at a time, quietly, in private. They come off in the group chat. Mid-sentence, sometimes.
Nobody's being difficult. Everyone's changing, at different speeds, without a shared map for what's actually happening. That's how twenty-year friendships fracture over things that were never really about the thing.
I'm not here to smooth it over with a girls' night and a bottle of wine, though bring the wine. I'm here to show you the actual architecture underneath the friction: whose chart clashes with whose, who's been quietly absorbing everyone else's stress, and why the thing you said landed the way it landed, so you stop mistaking each other's unmasking for betrayal.
How We Do It
Gather your circle. Up to 8 women you already trust - the ones who'd actually show up for this. I map every chart in the room in advance, before we ever sit down together.
We spend 2 to 2.5 hours in it. We explore where you clash, why, and what to do with that now that you can see it.
This is a mirror, not a party trick.
The Container
This is a private, in-person salon for your existing circle.
Commitment: 2-2.5 hours, up to 8 women
Investment: $977, within 30 miles of Olympia. If you're farther than that, or if you want me to fly in, we'll work out travel together.
Includes: every chart in the room mapped ahead of time, the salon itself, and a follow-up so the conversation doesn't end when I walk out the door.
I only take one of these a month, so the ones I say yes to get my full attention.