Meet The Founders
Jen Britt
Jen Britt is a sacred embodiment and intimacy teacher. Her work awakens kundalini, unwinds the patterns of conditioning and survival, and reconnects clients to their wild, wise, and orgasmic nature. Trained in sexual polarity, tantric, and shamanic lineages with extensive background in neuroaffective somatic healing, she guides individuals, couples, and groups back into the embodiment of their deepest nature.
Jeni Houston
Jeni’s passion is to bring the sacred to the mundane & merge the realms of spirituality and sexuality. She works with singles and couples in a wide range of skill sets from dating advice to deep sexual intimacy, shadow work, nervous system regulation & sexual polarity.
Our Story
Jeni and I met over six years ago in one of John Wineland’s long-term women’s programs, both drawn there by a shared desire to go deeper into embodiment, sacred intimacy, and sexual polarity.
We continued on together into his 1,000-hour teacher training program. After years of training and practice, illuminating our blind spots, integrating our shadows, and clearing the patterns held in our bodies, we were honored and humbled to receive our certification in Feminine Embodiment.
My path within John’s body of work has continued to deepen over the years. I went on to receive certification in Sexual Polarity, and today I teach and assist in his teacher training program, where I lead the program team and support the training and development of emerging teachers.
The deeper we went, the more we understood that this was not simply something we learn and put down. It is a yoga. It takes continual practice to stay open as love in a world that continually pulls us away from our bodies and into habit, distraction, and closure.
And over the years, we discovered that we need one another in this practice.
We have practiced beside one another through relationships, heartbreak, motherhood, sexuality, desire, grief, change, and the many seasons of being women.
We have witnessed one another open, close, unravel, reclaim, soften, become fierce, fall apart, and begin again.
And somewhere along the way, we discovered just how much becomes possible when women stay in the practice together.
There are places within ourselves we may never discover alone. Places that become available because another woman is there to witness us, reflect us, love us, challenge us, and call us deeper.
This practice has changed the way we inhabit our bodies, the way we love, the way we relate, and the way we experience the sacred in ordinary life.
And it continues to change us.
We are not teaching from somewhere outside of the practice. We are in it with you.
Still practicing.
Still discovering.
Still being changed by what becomes possible when women gather and go deep together.
All my love,
Jen
Why We Created The Sisterhood
After years of moving through six to nine month programs and long-term immersions ourselves, we began to notice the same thing again and again.
It took time to build real trust. It took time to move beyond the surface. And often, just as the group had broken through the ice and something deeper was becoming possible, the program would end.
We felt the heartbreak of those containers coming to a close. We saw how much women needed somewhere to continue. Somewhere to keep practicing, keep being witnessed, keep building trust, and keep walking this path alongside other women who were devoted to it too.
We also began to see how difficult it could be to sustain this path financially. Continuing from one long-term program into the next was simply not accessible for everyone. We watched women who deeply valued the work either have to step away or stretch themselves financially in order to keep practicing in community.
What if there were a place women could stay connected to the practice and to one another without having to begin again every six or nine months?
What if deep, ongoing embodiment practice could be both accessible and sustainable?
The Sisterhood was born from those questions.
We wanted to create a space for long-term connection and intentional practice, a place where women could gather together, intentionally, over time.
A community women could return to again and again, where trust could deepen, relationships could grow, and the practice could become a way of life.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
We believe that:
PLEASURE IS OUR BIRTHRIGHT
Beyond enjoyable sensation, pleasure is a sacred pathway to wholeness, deserving of reverence and cultivation. It guides us to our truth, facilitates deep healing and awakens our innate vitality.
OUR BODIES HOLD ANCIENT WISDOM
While the mind strategizes and strives, the body directly perceives and knows. Through embodied practice, we learn to listen to sensation, instinct, impulse and the intuitive wisdom available through the body.
There are ways of knowing that cannot be reached through the mind alone. This somatic wisdom transcends intellectual learning, reconnecting us to sensations, instincts and the visceral experience of spirit, dimensions of knowing that cognitive understanding alone cannot access.
EMBODIMENT RETURNS US TO THE RICHNESS OF NOW
When we journey into the body, we reclaim the fullness of the present moment, alive with sensation, feeling, and direct experience.
We return to the pulse of life itself. Vibrant, pleasurable, and awake with sacred curiosity.
EVERY WOMAN CARRIES THE FULL SPECTRUM OF ARCHETYPAL ENERGIES
Maiden and crone. Warrior and lover. Healer and creator. Slut and Kali.
These expressions live within us, each carrying its own gifts, wisdom, and power. Wholeness is not becoming one version of ourselves, but expanding our capacity to embody the many expressions that live within us.
AUTHENTIC EXPRESSION CREATES LIBERATION
When we speak, move, love, create, and relate from what is true, we dissolve barriers to abundance, connection, and fulfillment.
Freedom in one part of our lives begins to ripple into all the others.
WE DEEPEN THROUGH ONE ANOTHER
Sacred witness and shared practice allow us to reach places we may not reach alone.
When we practice together over time, trust grows. Our bodies soften. We reveal more of ourselves. We remember truths that might remain dormant in isolation and become part of one another's unfolding.
I especially like the shift to “Pleasure is our birthright” and “Our bodies hold ancient wisdom.” It makes the philosophy feel like something you are declaring together, rather than something you are teaching at the woman reading it.