Sarah Trew

I’m passionate about helping women reconnect with the sacred wisdom of the earth and the divine feminine. For over 20 years, I’ve studied goddess spirituality, matrilinear societies, and ancient mother worship, drawing on this knowledge to create spaces where women feel held, heard, and seen. My work weaves together storytelling, ritual, and ancient practices, helping women reclaim their power and heal through connection to their stories, their ancestors, and the rhythms of nature.

I have successfully run a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting women and live on a small farm that I share with my family and two beloved pet pigs, Ellie and Mabel, who are sisters. I tend to the land as a living mother, honoring its cycles and nurturing its gifts.

My travels to goddess sites around the world, from the Minoan temples of Crete to sacred places honoring the feminine divine, have deepened my understanding of the ancient wisdom that lives within all of us. These journeys inform my work and my belief that every woman carries within her the strength to transform and rebuild herself.

Through years of leading women’s circles, rituals, and mentorship, I’ve witnessed the transformative power of gathering in sacred spaces. The knowledge I keep is this: every woman is capable of weaving her own transformation. By deconstructing what no longer serves us, rebuilding with intention, and reconnecting to the cycles of nature, we can step forward with courage, purpose, and wholeness.

I am honored to serve women and witness the brilliance and sacred power that is SHE. I am a priestess and a daughter of the Great Goddess. My church is the wild woods, where the hawks circle overhead, and I can hear the love stories whispered by the trees. I feel the pulse of the forest, brimming with energy, and know that every breath is sacred, every step a prayer.