Healing Makes Women Wild in New York City

New York, NY, April 25, 2009 --(PR.com)-- The levels of violence directed toward the womb are shocking. Incidents of sexual violence, domestic violence, and genital mutilation are widespread across the globe. Add to this other womb injuries, such as fibroids, cancer, infertility and hysterectomies, and it becomes evident that women are in need of safety and healing. While Eve Ensler’s work has sparked women to speak about and work towards ending violence, Be Wild Woman is fanning the flames to spread the joy of healing like wildfire. This year, Be Wild Woman joined V-Day as a major sponsor of a local benefit production of The Vagina Monologues. On May 2nd, Be Wild Woman continues its efforts to break the cycle of violence and restore the cycle of healing in New York City with “Wild Wombing Day,” a free day-long celebration and healing event for women.

Healer Kiana Love, founder of Be Wild Woman and Kakini Health Center, created “Wild Wombing Day” to help women and girls transcend physical, emotional, and spiritual wounds of the womb. An outgrowth of the Healing the Womb Project, “Wild Wombing Day” is designed to foster awareness, community, and celebration for women through yoga, art, performances, lectures, dance, ceremonies, music, healing womb stories, and poetry.

“It is time for women to womb,” Kiana says, radically redefining “womb” as not only a place but an action.

Be Wild Woman thus calls women to take this action in their lives—to create their own safety and cultivate healing in their bodies and in their communities. Crucial to women’s health and happiness, “wombing” provides the first step in setting the cycle of healing in motion. Bringing together teachers, healers, artists, and community, “Wild Wombing Day” will provide space, tools, and resources for women to begin to womb.

Be Wild Woman started with a dream to build a community of women committed to reclaiming and integrating all aspects of their inner wildness, from the wild abandon and joy of a child to the ferociousness of a protective mother. While Kiana Love was inspired by her own healing journey to start Be Wild Woman, it was through her professional healing practice and by supporting women in their healing that the Healing the Womb Project was born.

The Healing the Womb Project brings both awareness and healing to women and our global community through healing programs, workshops, and its upcoming wombing documentary. On “Wild Wombing Day,” clips of the documentary will be shown of the women sharing their stories and experiences as participants of the first Healing the Womb program. After just a few sessions, women reported feeling more relaxed, grounded, empowered, and in touch with their bodies.

Like laughter, healing is contagious—and Be Wild Woman is spreading it. “Wild Wombing Day” offers an opportunity for women to receive nurturing and heal the various wounds of their wombs so that they can enjoy more love and fulfillment in life. “Although these tools are familiar to people, the day will be unique in that each woman will be going on her own individual journey of empowerment through a series of interactive stations, while also receiving joy and support from group healing activities,” says Kiana Love. “This is a deep experience of self-love that we are helping women create for themselves and each other, and can then ripple out to their communities.”

Be Wild Woman of the Kakini Health Center, in collaboration with Nurture New York, is proud to present: The “Wild WOMBing Day” - May 2nd 11-6pm @ Nurture New York. For more information, please visit www.bewildwoman.com.

Contact:
Kiana Love
Be Wild Woman
Tele: 917.453.3663
Fax: 212-769-3369
pr@bewildwoman.com
www.bewildwoman.com

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