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A women's peer-support community · LaSalle, Ontario
A welcoming space for women to reconnect with themselves, find meaningful connection, and grow through life's seasons with faith, compassion and community.
Come Back to Yourself.
2nd Monday · 6:45 p.m.
Last Saturday · 9:00 a.m.
Our approach
The Reclaim Circle is a welcoming community dedicated to helping women reconnect with themselves, navigate life's challenges, and grow through meaningful connection, self-discovery and faith. Through compassionate peer support, faith-inspired conversations, in-person meetups and personal-growth resources, we create space for women to feel seen, heard, encouraged and supported without judgment.
Connection
over isolation
You don't have to navigate life's challenges alone.
Compassion
over judgment
Every woman is met with respect for where she is.
Growth
at your pace
Rest, self-awareness and self-compassion, one step at a time.
Faith
with an open door
Spiritual encouragement for every stage of faith.
What we offer
We bring together compassionate peer support, personal growth, spiritual encouragement and community, so women can nurture their wellbeing and find meaningful connection through life's challenges.

01 · In person
Supportive, non-judgmental spaces where women share experiences, feel heard, build meaningful connections and encourage one another through every season of life.
Self-discovery
Faith
Watch & read
What's nextOur mission is to remind women that they do not have to face life's challenges alone.
Upcoming meetups
Come as you are. Whether you're looking for meaningful connection, encouragement, or simply a space to pause and reflect, we'd love to welcome you.
Email hello@reclaimcircle.org to learn more about upcoming meetups.
How to join
Participation in our peer-support meetups is free. Reach out, hear back, and come as you are.

Write to hello@reclaimcircle.org to learn about upcoming meetups or ask anything you'd like to know.

We'll answer your questions and share what you need to take the next step.

Join us in LaSalle. Listen, share or simply be present, whatever feels right for you.
What to expect
Our meetups offer an atmosphere of respect, compassion and mutual support where women can feel comfortable being themselves.

Meaningful conversations, mutual encouragement and the chance to connect with women who understand.
There's no pressure to share. Talk, ask questions, reflect quietly or simply listen.
We encourage everyone to treat one another's stories with care, respect and discretion.
Each woman participates at a level that feels comfortable for her.
Who it's for
You don't have to have everything figured out to belong. You don't even have to be struggling. Start with what feels closest.

Meet the founder
Judy Faida is the founder of The Reclaim Circle, a community created so women can feel seen, heard, encouraged and supported.
Women often carry many responsibilities while feeling pressure to remain strong for everyone else, and can lose touch with their own needs, identity and inner peace. The Reclaim Circle encourages women to slow down, embrace vulnerability, make room for rest, and rediscover who they are beyond the expectations placed on them.
Faith is an important part of the approach, because spiritual connection can bring hope, strength, perspective and meaning. Every woman is met with compassion and respect for where she is in her journey.
Women don't have to choose between being strong and being supported.
Our vision
A supportive community where women can grow, heal, deepen their sense of purpose, and reconnect with themselves and what matters most.
Watch & reflect
Our videos continue the conversation about rest, emotional overwhelm, self-worth, faith, and what it means to always be the strong one, starting with why the strong woman needs rest and support too. Watch, reflect and subscribe.
Watch on YouTubeThe strong woman needs rest too
Featured theme
From the Circle
You don't have to have everything figured out to belong.
Watch on YouTubeEmotional overwhelm
Theme
From the Circle
You can care for others while also making space to care for yourself.
Watch on YouTubeSelf-worth
Theme
From the Circle
Your presence matters, whether you choose to speak or listen.
Watch on YouTubeFaith & hope
Theme
Reflections
Free resources
We're preparing simple resources so you can benefit from The Reclaim Circle even when you can't attend in person.
Ask to Be Notified
Gentle questions to help you pause, listen to your needs and reflect on where you are.

Simple pages to explore your values, your boundaries and what matters most to you.

Small, practical ways to make room for rest and treat yourself with kindness.
Community voices
Reflections from members of The Reclaim Circle will be shared here, only with their permission.
A reflection from a member of The Reclaim Circle will appear here once it's shared with permission.
A reflection from a member of The Reclaim Circle will appear here once it's shared with permission.
A reflection from a member of The Reclaim Circle will appear here once it's shared with permission.
Come as you are
Take a moment for yourself. Discover a community where connection, compassion and faith-inspired encouragement can help you grow at your own pace.
Come Back to Yourself.
Questions
Still unsure? Send a short message and we'll be happy to help.
The Reclaim Circle is a welcoming community dedicated to helping women reconnect with themselves, navigate life's challenges, and grow through meaningful connection, peer support, personal growth and spiritual encouragement. Through in-person meetups, online content and personal-growth resources, we create space for women to feel seen, heard, supported and encouraged without judgment. Our mission is to remind women that they don't have to do everything alone.
Contact
Questions about meetups, the community or partnering with us? Send a message and we'll reply by email.
Please don't share sensitive personal details here. If you're in crisis, call or text 9-8-8 or go to your nearest emergency department.