Experienced, creative, authentic & passionate.

Rozi Hilton is a natural-born wildling, in constant wonder and celebration at the mysteries of existence. Comfortable with her untamed self, she is a creative, performer and facilitator who loves to play, and pursues realness beyond any glamour.

Rozi is a freelance mentor, and practitioner of interactive workshops and transformational experiences, focused on enabling self-awareness and expression.

She works where the Arts meets personal-development, and draws from her background in storytelling, poetry, puppetry and theatre, as well as deep-nature cosmologies and intuitive/embodied forms of therapy.

Her work includes bespoke 1:1 sessions.

Azie is a soul-centred psychotherapist, ecotherapist, and one of the core team members behind Wild Women Retreats. Her path is rooted in the deep mysteries of healing, nature, and sacred relationship—and guided by her practice of shamanic witchcraft, which honours the cycles of the Earth, the spirit world, and the alchemy of transformation.

For over 14 years, Azie has held space for people in profound transition—those awakening to their truth, shedding old identities, and calling lost parts of themselves home. Her work weaves together soul psychotherapy, nature-based wisdom, inner child healing, ego integration, mindfulness, and energetic attunement. She also trains therapists, supervises counsellors, and facilitates group therapy, women’s circles, and nature connection groups. But at heart, Azie is simply a space-holder for soul.

Azie now lives off-grid in the Somerset countryside, where she wakes with the birds, walks barefoot in the fields, and tends to the wild edges of life. When she’s not holding sacred space, you might find her running a roller skating disco, slow-stitching by the fire, drumming under the moon, or singing with the land. She adores sacred crafting—stitching, knitting, crochet and weaving magic into the everyday.

You’ll always find her near the fire of transformation—walking beside those who are ready to reclaim themselves, fully, wildly, and unapologetically. 

Emily heard the call of the wild woman for years before she finally stopped pretending she hadn't. Last year, she jumped in, and she hasn't looked back. 

Emily runs her own consultancy business, where she works with organisations and the humans inside them, the messy, complicated, quietly-stuck situations that most people would rather not look at directly. She asks the questions others politely avoid, brings calm to chaos, and has somehow made a career out of being both kind and properly honest at the same time. She is currently training in Systemic Constellations. 

Emily is here to keep the practical wheels turning so the magic can happen, and to finally stop ignoring what she's known for a while: that this is exactly where she belongs. 

Boann is a highly experienced magical practitioner, celebrant, priestess and creator of powerful and transformative ritual. She has held space for women’s and men’s ritual and retreat spaces for many years and is widely considered to be one of the best in her field.

Boann is a passionate artist; her work has a deeply feminine and intuitive approach which enables the creation of magical pieces of work in a range of mediums. Boann brings her artistic passion to her magical practice and her work with women.   A skilled workshop leader and facilitator, Boann is sensitive, practical and grounded.

She is a loving mother and a loved grandmother.

Afric is a founding director of Forest School Birmingham, an award winning environmental education business that has helped thousands of inner city children and families connect with a greater sense of well being using the hook of the natural world.  She is also the lead trainer in her training consultancy Outdoor Learning UK and works with 50 educators each year, guiding them in strategies to take therapeutic nature intervention to children so that children and adults alike may find comfort and healing in the Natural World. 

Nominated for the Prime Minister’s ‘Big Society Award’ and a contributor to The Parliamentary Review in the Education Sector, Afric is passionate about the well-being of people, communities and the environment.

Mother to an awesome son and an amazing step-daughter, she is a full blooded Irish bard and dedicated to empowering people to access skills that help them meet the ‘wild person’ within themselves.   Having practiced Druidry since 2004, she is strongly connected to her spiritual roots. Afric is able to manifest incredible and successful events and magical experiences.

Afric has been a member of the Wild Women Retreats Team since its inception and brings ceremonial and ritual practice, sacred song and mentoring.

Gemma is a former nurse now menstrual health coach, herbalist and mindfulness practitioner. She is the author of Periods aren't meant to Bloody Hurt. By day she runs her business The Well Woman Project in Loughton outside of London. By night she runs her own comedy night and enjoys performing stand up comedy and you may have seen her best mate Millicent Moon that sometimes comes along to gatherings by special request. 

She is a west country girl born and brought up in Dorset. Gem is a magpie for sequins and sparkly things, big earrings and bright bold colourful clothes. Despite looking like a walking kaleidoscope she loves nature and grounding to the deep connection of spiritual practice. She loves to laugh and help others to tap into that inner part of themselves.