Equilibrium For Women
Women Healing Their Relationship with the Masculine
Your relationship with the masculine has shaped you.
For many, your first encounter with masculine energy came through a father or male caregiver.
Through him, you learned something about safety.
About trust.
About worth.
About protection.
About love.
Was he steady?
Absent?
Harsh?
Passive?
Controlling?
Unavailable?
Whether nurturing or wounding, those early encounters formed an imprint.
And that imprint echoes.
In romantic relationships.
In authority dynamics.
In the workplace.
In the church.
In how you respond to leadership.
In how you use — or suppress — your own power.
The question is not whether the masculine shaped you.
The question is whether you are still unconsciously reacting to it.
This Is a Relational Threshold
Equilibrium is not about blaming men.
It is not about becoming hardened or independent of them.
It is about healing distortion.
Your wounding took place in relationship with the masculine. Your healing will take place in relationship with the masculine.
This weekend creates a structured, intentional container where men are present — not to dominate, fix, or rescue — but to witness, support, and hold space for your courageous work.
This changes something.
What We Enter Together
The early imprints that shaped your understanding of men.
The patterns that keep you guarded, reactive, controlling, or collapsed.
The pain, anger, grief, or shame you still carry.
Your relationship to masculine authority and your own authority.
Where trust was broken — and what it would take to rebuild it.
What it means to engage the masculine without losing yourself.
This is not surface-level conversation.
It is experiential, embodied work.
What You Walk Away With
Freedom from pain and shame connected to the masculine.
Release from reactive patterns that distort relationships.
Greater clarity about your boundaries and personal power.
The ability to engage men without shrinking or hardening.
Practical tools for conscious, grounded relationship.
A more integrated, steady sense of self.
Not guarded. Not grasping. Not braced.
Integrated.
This Unique Container
Equilibrium is led by Shari Marbois and Chris Mosher, certified Shadow Work® facilitators with over 20 years of leading experiential formation work. They facilitate all Shadow Work® process work.
The space is staffed by trained men and women who have completed their own Equilibrium journey. They serve as grounded witnesses and support as you walk through this journey.
The structure includes group exercises, individual process work, somatic tools, guided reflection, and facilitated dialogue.
What Participants have to say about Equilibrium for Women:
“The Equilibrium for women weekend exceeded all of my expectations. It empowered me to transform internalized shame into genuine self-love and compassion. I left with a deeper understanding of my worth, the confidence to fully embrace the strengths others have always recognized in me, and renewed commitment to live with purpose and on mission.”
— Chelsie F.“Participating in the Equilibrium weekend was an incredible gift to myself. I experienced both my masculine and feminine energies in a new way that has had a lasting, positive shift on my life and the people in it since then. I left feeling safe, accepted, and celebrated by men and women!”
— Alli F.“My Equilibrium experience came at the perfect time in my healing journey. It was intimidating, empowering and life-giving. I was tenderly and safely held by the men staffing and they became like brothers to me. Shari and Chris’ experiences and leadership gave me the courage to explore my woundedness in order to heal and find freedom. I walked away with peace and strength. Forever grateful.”
— Sara S.“The weekend gave me a safe place to let my defenses down around men. To be supported in such a generous manner allowed deep healing I didn’t know I was capable of. I’m brimming with hope, gratitude and dreams for my future.”
— Shannon G.
Perhaps what you're longing for isn't to do more.
It's to finally feel safe enough to stop fighting.
Not because the world changed.
Because your relationship with the masculine did.
That's what Equilibrium is designed to help you discover.