MIGRATIONS

Bi-annual events for women ready to navigate life’s transitions with courage, connection, and intentional growth.

Inside Migration

What Migration Is

Migration is a facilitated, relational container held over six weeks with the same small group of women.

Rooted in the rhythms of spring and fall, Migration offers space to pause, reflect, and re-orient during seasons of change. Each gathering weaves together practical tools, embodied practices, ritual, and honest conversation.

This is not a course to complete or a self-improvement project.
It is a place to slow down enough to hear yourself again.

Who Migration Is For

Migration is for women who are:

navigating peri-menopause or menopause
releasing a relationship, role, or identity
preparing for or integrating plant medicine work
empty nesting or redefining purpose
feeling an inner shift they can’t ignore

You don’t need to be aligned with the calendar seasons to belong here.
If you are in transition, you are in migration.

How Migration Is Held

Migration is guided, but not rigid.
The experience is shaped in response to the women in the room.

While each Migration follows a clear seasonal arc, the weekly gatherings are informed by what is emerging — from the previous week, from the group, and from real life.

Rather than a fixed curriculum, the work meets you where you are.
This responsiveness is what allows Migration to feel both grounded and alive.

What Women Leave With

Women leave Migration with:

greater clarity around what is ending and what is emerging
renewed trust in their inner signals and timing
tools they continue using long after the six weeks
a felt sense of connection — to themselves and to others

Many women return season after season, not because they need more, but because Migration becomes a meaningful rhythm in their lives.

A Testament to Migration

When I said yes to Migration I’d come full circle. I’d raised four happy kids to their ‘tweens and teens, and I’d built a thriving business. But my marriage was stagnating and my support network was thin at-best, the result of sporting decades’ worth of iron studded armor. I needed help.

Transformation is a heady mix of acceptance and opportunity, but at its molten core swirls surrender. I could keep on keeping on. Continue to go it alone. But I knew where that path led, and I wanted more out of life. A deeper sense of fulfillment had to exist; I just wasn’t sure how to find it. In that silence, I considered what could be possible if I opened myself up to community.

Your Facilitators

Migration is facilitated by Hey Birdie founders Heather and Jess, whose work centers connection, curiosity, and creating containers where women feel safe enough to tell the truth.

ABOUT JESS + HEATHER

Two women in flowing dresses joyful and running in a grassy field with trees and mountains in the background

Migration doesn’t rush transformation.
It honors the in-between.

Still have questions?

We believe in making things simple, clear, and stress-free. Whether you're curious about our Migrations or just want to learn more about what we do, you’ll find the answers right here.

If you can’t find what you’re looking for, don’t worry! Schedule a Bird Call with one of our team members—we’d love to chat and help you on your flight path.

BOOK A BIRD CALL

Migrations are curated group experiences offered by Hey Birdie. Just like birds in real life, we launch our 6-week migrations in the spring and fall seasons. These transformative journeys invite our birds to go deeper, honor their curiosities, unleash their potential, and find their flock.
No. Many women arrive with only a felt sense that something is shifting. Migration is designed to support discovery, not require certainty.
While consistency supports intimacy, we understand life happens. Each gathering stands on its own while also contributing to the larger arc. You’ll be welcomed back into the group when you return.
No. Migration is a facilitated, relational experience that draws from ritual, embodiment, reflection, and conversation. While it can be deeply supportive, it is not therapy or a replacement for mental health care.
No prior experience is required. All practices are accessible and invitational, and you are always encouraged to participate in ways that feel aligned for you.
Yes. Trust is foundational. What is shared in Migration stays within the group.