What Students Say

Joanna’s courses are more than an exploration of ancient teachings, Goddess traditions and esoteric wisdom. They are an invitation to engage with these ideas personally—to question what we have inherited, rediscover what may have been forgotten, and explore what these teachings might reveal within our own lives.

Through storytelling, scholarship, meditation, reflection and conversation, Joanna creates experiences that participants describe as inspiring, illuminating and, at times, genuinely transformative.

““None of us wanted it to end.”

“The workshop was an incredible success and the participants as well as the facilitators were blown away by the personal storytelling, digital presentation, journal prompts and group discussion that were part of this 2.5-hour experience.

Not only was her method engaging, interesting and inspiring, it left all of us feeling empowered and awestruck by what was revealed.

This workshop is such a gift because it enables women to inquire into their own feminine wounds from patriarchal conditioning and to embrace the spiritual and non-linear aspects of being feminine. It also offers women the potential to access their erotic power through a deeper understanding of Goddess archetypes and the feminine design.

I highly recommend this workshop for any woman who wishes to deepen her understanding of herself and make a bigger impact in the world.”

Monica Rodgers
The Revelation Project & The Revelation Project Podcast

“The women expressed feeling massive shifts spiritually and emotionally.”

“The presence, authenticity and care that Dr. Joanna held in walking us through meaningful Goddess teachings, meditations, journal prompts and group shares massively exceeded anything I could have dreamed of.

Not only did I, as one of the leaders of our coaching circle, have many of my own revelations, but the women expressed feeling massive shifts spiritually and emotionally.

In fact, many are still surfacing the impact when we gather for our calls many weeks after the workshop with Dr. Joanna.

There are no words to properly convey the value of what was delivered for us. I have only the highest praises for Dr. Joanna and her wisdom and expertise in this area.”

Libby Bunten, MS Clinical Counseling
Founder, Self-Approval School

“The Lost Goddess was found.”

“I can vouch that, in Joanna’s workshop on The Lost Goddess, not only was the Lost Goddess found, she shone bright in all her glory through Joanna.

It was an uplifting and inspiring workshop for all who attended, gently encouraging us to hear the softly spoken voice of Sophia while so many of us manage our lives amidst the incessant screams of the ego.

She was echoing Sophia and Mary Magdalene for us all to hear their feminine magnificence through the strength and power of their forgotten voice.”

Dr Karthyeni Sridaran
Melbourne University

“In the process, a part of me was transformed.”

“Every now and then I get to hear a presenter speak on a topic and, in the process, a part of me is transformed.

That’s what happened when I heard Dr Joanna Kujawa speak on The Gnostic Goddesses and Finding Your Lost Goddess.

Joanna has the gift of speaking and connecting deeply with her audience. You sense her own journey with the material she presents, and she is able to articulate her message in an interfaith way that is inclusive and honouring of all the wisdom traditions.”

Dr William Federico

“My views on the sacred feminine were significantly enlarged, if not changed.”

“When I was about twenty years old, a friend lent me a small book about the Gnostics and their interpretation of the world. It was breathtaking. A new door opened for me.

In her presentation on the relationship between Carl Jung and a number of Gnostic Gospels, Joanna brought me back to that special, unique spiritual space.

I had focused so much on Jesus as the main hero that I had forgotten the so-important role of the feminine—as if I were not a woman myself.

Joanna elaborated on the subject in such a way as to cover exactly what I had missed back then. After hearing about the Gospel of Mary Magdalene, my views on the sacred feminine were significantly enlarged, if not changed.”

Theodora Volti
Canberra