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Emma Johnson

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A wild life in words…

“Never forget that writing is as close as we get to keeping a hold on the thousand and one things -childhood, certainties, cities, doubts, dreams, instants, phrases, parents, loves - that go on slipping , like sand, through our fingers.”
(Salman Rushdie)

I have been working in content for over twenty years.

Starting as a magazine editor in London in my twenties, before freelancing as a journalist, podcast producer and content creator, and then expanding into social media, websites and design.

In addition, I have been running womens’ circles and retreats for the past three years; more recently also training other women in running their own circles. This has given me a depth of experience in working with groups, trauma, mental health, holding space, online training, facilitation and coaching.

Over the past five years, I have increasigly specialised in holistic health, wellbeing, mental health, motherhood and lifestyle.

I have three children - a daughter and twin boys- and live in the beautiful Cotswolds with my husband, children, two cats, and a beautiful expanse of green hills all around me. I am grateful everyday that writing is a thread that runs through both my life and work.

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Season of the Soul... this time of year, I feel so undone and turned inside out. As the heat of summer fades and we all fall back into routine there's a shifting sense of endings, loss - a desire to burrow deep and catch our breath. 

So do that. Com
A full week of getting back into our current @sisterstoriesuk circle facilitation training - which continued last night with a session by the amazing @ameliadonkor on anger. It felt so good to honour the power of this emotion and to remember that our
How different would the world be if this was our reality? If two human beings could each see themselves in the person sitting across from them. If we could recognise that their humanity is in no way 'less' than our humanity. 

For me, this is the kin
The grief of an ending. Walking into church for a Leavers' Service this morning - lump in my throat, heaviness in my heart. Three children leaving a school tomorrow that they have loved so much and which has been in all our lives for over a decade. A
Circle tonight - couple of spaces left. A slowing down amidst the gathering of the season into the height of summer. I don't know about anyone else, but things feel like they're galloping at an increasing pace around me, and I am relishing the opport
 
 

Emma Johnson | hello@emmajohnson.me | 07885503836 | @thewildcirclespace