You won't fail. The programme is designed for people who drift, miss things, and need to return without shame. All recordings are available immediately, workpacks can be done at your own pace, and the Meitheal group is there whenever you show up. Steadiness isn't about perfection, it's about learning to come back.

Yes. The programme structure is built specifically for neurodivergent processing styles, low energy, and fluctuating motivation - which means EVERYONE has an easier time of things! Weekly workpacks are intentionally modest in scope (designed to be achievable, not overwhelming), it's not about absorbing a massive amount of content as teachings are 20 to 30 minutes with slides and written transcripts, and there are no assignments you must 'turn in' to succeed. You do what you can with what you have.

This programme is for anyone with a sincere connection to Irish Paganism or spirituality, whether you're in Ireland, the diaspora, or drawn to this path from elsewhere. The practices are designed to work wherever you are. Week 6 specifically addresses building respectful relationships with land and place when you're geographically distant from Ireland. What matters is your integrity and commitment, not your postcode or bloodline.

No. The whole point of Find Your Way Back is to stop adding more things you cannot sustain. Each week gives you small, achievable practices that fit into daily life (noticing the moon while walking to your car, setting an intention while making tea). The teaching is manageable, the practices are modest, and the emphasis is on integration, not addition.

Yes. You can pay weekly at €45 per week for 8 weeks (total €360), or $55 per week for 8 weeks (total $440 USD). The weekly payment option reduces financial pressure and aligns with the programme's commitment to accessibility and gentleness. Or, you can pay in full now for €297 (or $355 USD) and save €63 (or $85 USD). Choose what works best for your circumstances right now.

You get support in two ways. First, the programme group functions as a traditional Irish Meitheal, with a focus on shared community work and mutual support. You can engage as much or as little as feels right. Post reflections, witness others' experiences, ask questions, or just read along. There's no hierarchy, no pressure to perform, and no judgment. Second, there are three live group sessions with both Lora and Jon at the beginning, midpoint, and end of the programme. Attendance is optional and recordings are provided (so no pressure here either), these are community meetups where you can ask questions, share experiences, and be seen. You're held by a shared rhythm, not required to carry the work alone.

You have full access to all programme materials (videos, workpacks, group space) for the eight weeks, from Monday 9th February through Sunday 5th April 2026. After the programme closes, you retain permanent access to the private podcast feed with audio versions of the new teachings & the original classes, plus any downloadable materials you've saved. The time bound container supports focused practice, while the audio access ensures you can revisit teachings whenever you need them.